In the above given figure, if the number of chromosomes in cell A is 46 then the number of chromosomes in the cells B and C respectively would be

To answer your question, I need to know if the cells B and C are undergoing any specific processes such as mitosis or meiosis, as these processes will determine their chromosome number. However, in general terms:

1. Mitosis: If cells B and C are the result of mitosis from cell A, they would also have 46 chromosomes each (as mitosis results in two identical daughter cells).

2. Meiosis: If cells B and C are the result of meiosis from cell A, they would have half the number of chromosomes, resulting in 23 chromosomes each (as meiosis results in four genetically diverse gametes with half the chromosome number).

If you provide clarity on whether it's mitosis or meiosis or additional context regarding the relationship between cell A, B, and C, I can give a precise answer. Otherwise, based on typical biological processes, cells B and C could either have:

• 46 chromosomes each (if mitosis),
• 23 chromosomes each (if meiosis).

Please specify to provide the exact answer.