This is kind of hard... Plz help!! These data can be used to estimate the amount of time the cell spends in each
phase of the cell cycle. If there are 100 cells, and 75 of them are in interphase, you
can conclude that the cell spends 75 percent of its time in interphase. If the cell
cycle lasts 24 hours, you would say that the cell spends an average of 18 hours (75
percent of 24 hours) in interphase. Based on the data you have collected, calculate
the average number of cells in each phase of the cell cycle across all five trials and
the average number of cells in each trial. (This second value should be 100.) Using
those numbers, calculate the percent of time spent in each phase of the cell cycle and the number of hours spent in each phase, assuming the overall cell cycle is 10
hours.