Answer
60 Thymine base pairs.
Explanation: Given datas base pairs = 80 =160 bases , Cytosine = 20
ADENINE (A) PAIR WITH THYMINE (T) AND CYTOSINE (C) PAIR WITH GUANINE (G)
So number of bases of A = T and G = C
cytosine + Guanine = 40 bases.
Remaining 120 bases we have to divide by 2 to get equal half .
so 120/2 = 60
which means T and A are 60 bases each or 120 bases together
So the Thymine will be 60 bases in the given DNA molecules
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