What is false about genetic differences between prokaryotes$-$P & eukaryotes$-$E$?$

$q,$

Multiple linear chromosomes in E complexed with histones; in P generally single circular chromosome, only complexed with histones in Archaea, not Bacterla.

In Eukaryotic mRNAs only, the $5\text{'}$ end is capped & the other end has "poly A tall".

Both $P$ and $E$ have genes with introns and exons.

Transcription & translation are separate events in E$,$ occur together in P$.$

In both P&E$,$ DNA polymerase generally requires a primer to make new DNA strand, RNA polymerase doesn't need primer to make mRNA on a DNA template.