Use the following diagram to answer questions 9–11. Image…
Use the following diagram to answer questions 9–11. Image Long Description: The image depicts a Y-shaped DNA structure with two strands (A and D) converging at a base and diverging into two separate arms. Base of the Y: * Moving from right to left across the screen, the structure begins with two parallel strands: the top strand (A) and the bottom strand (D). * These strands run parallel to each other horizontally and then split into two diverging arms at a central point. * The left side of strand A has an arrow labeled 1 pointing to it. The right side of strand A has an arrow labeled 2 pointing to it. * The left side of strand B has an arrow labeled 7 pointing to it. The right side of strand has an arrow labeled 8 pointing to it. Diverging Arms: * The top strand (A) also splits and moves upward to the left in a single continuous strand. Another strand fragmented into 3 sections runs parallel on top of A after A splits from D. Each fragment has a significant gap between it and the next, and the middle of the three fragments is labeled B. The far left of the three fragments has an arrow labeled 3 pointing to the left end of it. The far right fragment has an arrow labeled 6 pointing to the right end of it. * After the split, the bottom strand (D) continues in a straight line that curves downward and to the left before straightening out again, forming a smooth, continuous line. There is another line paired with strand D that is also a solid continuous line labeled C. C is above D and runs parallel to D after the split between A and D. The left side of strand C has an arrow labeled 5 pointing to it, and the right side of strand C has an arrow labeled 6 pointing to it.