Q22 2002 hsc paper (1 Viewer)

[haz_it_all]

hey how do u do this question???? how do u find the probable chromosomes??????

 

[swordfish]

I cant explain it via computer....sorry! but the answer is there are four combinations with at 25% probability (equal) of getting each combination. Play around and see if you can come up with that answer.
Sorry i can't help more!

 

[ballerinabarbie]

look at all the possible combinations of E, e, G, g, B, b or what ever it is... write them down... you will find that there are only 4 possibilities which occur the same amount of times - therefore there is a 25% probability of each (as swordfish said!)

 

[goodcat911]

How would you tabulate this as the question asks?

 

[goodcat911]

 

[goodcat911]

wait nvm its i got it now

 

[Average Boreduser]

Bros doing papers from 2 decades ago... That's dedication.