$DNA$ exists in a double-stranded form whereas $RNA$ is mainly a single-stranded molecule. What is the likely reason for $DNA$ being double-stranded?
- A$RNA$ strands cannot form base pairs.
- BDouble-stranded $DNA$ is a more stable structure.
- C$DNA$ cannot exist in the single-stranded form.
- DIt is easier to replicate double-stranded $DNA$ than single-stranded $RNA$.
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