C and G always are the same number. So since there are 45 cytosine, there has to be 45 guanine.
Since there are 55 thymine, there has to be 55 adenine since those numbers are also the same.
Cytosine always pairs up with guanine, and adenine always pairs with thymine. So, in your strand, there are 45 guanines and 55 thymines
55. 45 cytosines would mean there must also be 45 guanines. This leaves room for 55 base pairs of adenine and thymine.
I don't think the question, as it is currently phrased, is answerable. It's like saying, here's a room that contains 100 animals and those animals are dogs, cats, sheep and mice. 45 are dogs. How many sheep are there? Can't tell. Knowing the number of dogs doesn't help.BUT, if you mean if a double stranded DNA sequence is 45% cytosine, how many percent is adenine? The answer is 5%. This is because cytosine always pairs with guanidine and adenine with thymidine. So, if 45% of the DNA is cytosine, then 45% must be guanidine. Since 45%+45%=90% that leaves 10%, which has to be shared evenly between adenine and thymidine. Half of 10% is 5%, therefore 5% is adenine.
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55. 45 cytosines would mean there must also be 45 guanines. This leaves room for 55 base pairs of adenine and thymine.
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