GENETICS problem

You started with two parental strains, P1 being NNbbQQhh and P2 nnBBqqHH, you crossed them to make F1s. Then you crossed the F1s with a homozygous recessive tester strain. Out of 10,000 offspring, how many would you expect to have these phenotypes. (Note: only worry about genes listed below to answer each).
a.) NBq
b.) NbQ
c.) NbH
and map units are given
does anyone know how to do that?

Question

GENETICS problem

You started with two parental strains, P1 being NNbbQQhh and P2 nnBBqqHH, you crossed them to make F1s. Then you crossed the F1s with a homozygous recessive tester strain. Out of 10,000 offspring, how many would you expect to have these phenotypes. (Note: only worry about genes listed below to answer each).
a.) NBq
b.) NbQ
c.) NbH
and map units are given 
does anyone know how to do that?

anonymous · Answer

You could start with a Punnett square but maybe that's too much work for this problem.

anonymous · Answer

prof said that we just have to pay attention to those three genes....is there like a formula or something for how to do that ?  @KinzaN

anonymous · Answer

Nah, I woudn't know.  I would do this the long way, lol, sorry ><

anonymous · Answer

thanks anyways

anonymous · Answer

any luck on your end?

phebe · Answer

nope sorry

anonymous · Answer

kinda but I'm not really sure 
did you figure out anything? @bettyboop8904 ?