Answer:
Paired chromatids will separate, and each sister chromatid will move towards opposite poles of the cell. Given the condensed sister chromatids, kinetochores with attached microtubules, individual chromosomes aligned at the equatorial plate of the cell; all this points to the fact that said paired chromatids will separate, and each sister chromatid will move towards opposite poles of the cell. One can deduce, with this evidence, that what's happening is an anaphase 2 in which, similar to mitosis, each chromatid will now be considered a separate chromosome after the separation of the paired chromatids.
