Use a Punnett square constructed for the stated situation to answer the associated question.

In crossbreeding certain types of flowers, color does not dominate. For example, a flower with one blue gene and one red gene will have purple flowers. Consider the result of crossing two of these purple flowers. What is the probability of getting red flowers?

Question

Use a Punnett square constructed for the stated situation to answer the associated question.

In crossbreeding certain types of flowers, color does not dominate. For example, a flower with one blue gene and one red gene will have purple flowers. Consider the result of crossing two of these purple flowers. What is the probability of getting red flowers?

anonymous · Answer

A
0

B
1/2

C
1/4

D
3/4

anonymous · Answer

is it b?