Mr. and Mrs. Sumo have a child who is an albino. what is the probability that their 5th and 6th children will be albinos?
some help would be appreciated

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Mr. and Mrs. Sumo have a child who is an albino. what is the probability that their 5th and 6th children will be albinos?
some help would be appreciated

anonymous · Answer

@smartypantsjay OMG!!! Why do the continue to do this.  There are more than eight identified mutations that can lead to albinoism.  Did they give you the exact type of albinoism?

anonymous · Answer

NOPE... and imso frustrated coz i have loads of work...

anonymous · Answer

@mrdoldum

praetorian.10 · Answer

uhh it depends is that 1 kid the only albino?

anonymous · Answer

thats all teh question said..so i guess yes.. the only albino

praetorian.10 · Answer

well then its either a 1 in 5 or above chance

praetorian.10 · Answer

if the 5th kid is albino then 1 in 5
if the 6th is then 1 in 6
and so on until one of the kids becomes albino

anonymous · Answer

the question worth 5 marks... i think they expect a cross or something..

praetorian.10 · Answer

well its all i got lol :D

praetorian.10 · Answer

yolo