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explain why DNA replication is more complex in eukaryotes than in bacteria.

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The extra step of dissolving the nucleus is needed during DNA replication in a eukaryotic cell, whereas bacteria are prokaryotic and therefore don't have a nucleus so they don't need this extra step.
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It is basically because Euckaryotic cells are more complex than Bacteria, thus more stages are to be completed when it comes to DNA and Molecular Genetics dynamics.

Eukayotes carry membrane-bound organelles and a nucleus whether they are single celled or multi cellular organisms. In Bacteria on the other hand membrane-bound organelles and/or nucleus are not available; making them simpler organisms; so when the DNA replication process happens it's easier to produce a replica of a Bacteria than it is for an Eukariotic cell.

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