If you skipped metaphase during mitosis it would not give the daughter cells the same amount of chromosomes
Skipping the metaphase of mitosis means that one of the daughter cells will have a diploid set of chromosomes while the other will have no chromosome at all.
Metaphase ensures that chromosomes align at the equator and are duly engaged by spindle fibers so that they can be separated into chromatids and migrated to opposite poles.
By skipping metaphase, it means that chromosome separation to sister chromatids will not take place. Thus, abnormal daughter cells will result.
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