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Can mitosis take place in haploid cells

Can mitosis take place in haploid (n) cells? And in the triploid cells?

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The mitotic cell division can take place in haploid (n) cells, diploid (or 2n) cells, triploid (or 3n) cells and so on.  Mitosis is a copying process which does not impede with cell ploidy.

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