Detached earlobes are dominant. If a mother has the genotype Ee and a father has the genotype Ee . What is the chance that their child will have detached earlobes?

25% chance

50% chance

75% chance

100% chance

Question

Detached earlobes are dominant. If a mother has the genotype Ee and a father has the genotype Ee . What is the chance that their child will have detached earlobes?

25% chance

50% chance

75% chance

100% chance

anonymous · Answer

This is the math room.. not the science

anonymous · Answer

Ifkt!!!

anonymous · Answer

25% chance

anonymous · Answer

lololol i appreciate your trolling

anonymous · Answer

That was mean.. lol

anonymous · Answer

i mean, he/she deserves it, so whatever

anonymous · Answer

Oh c'mon we would have helped you if you were in the verge of failing. That is if you still in school. -_-

anonymous · Answer

i wouldn't go to an online help forum with my entire test, i might take a look at my book or something. crazy, i know

anonymous · Answer

Hmm..true that. Well thats why they take advantage of this site.

anonymous · Answer

haha true. My desire to answer this correctly is competing with my desire to troll. My troll tendencies are winning

anonymous · Answer

ah! come on.. now.. even if we tell him/her the answer he/ she is not going to learn anything.. your desire to answer correctly should be winning -.-

anonymous · Answer

yes, but he will put it on his test, and never bother to learn it. The answer is 75%

anonymous · Answer

Really haha oops. see..smartayy

anonymous · Answer

just do out the chart: there is an EE possibility, 2 Ee's and 1 ee. For the earlobes to be not detached, it would have to be ee, as attached earlobes are recessive. and 1 out of 4 options is ee, so 3 out of 4 options would lead to detached earlobes

anonymous · Answer

okok! I admit Im not as smart as you are -.-

anonymous · Answer

lolk