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Meiosis exists so that a life cycle can produce cells that are:

ATriploid
BPolyploid
CHaploid
DDiploid
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Haploid
1. Fusion of two gametes would double the chromosomes each time. 2. A halving division prevents that. 3. So meiosis produces haploid cells. _Source: syllabus Biology Class XI, Chapter 10, Cell Cycle and Cell Division._
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