Biology, asked by mannatsiddiqui15, 1 year ago

39) A colour blind man marries a woman with normal sight who has no history of colour blindness in her family. They have two normal daughters. What is the probability of their grandson being colour blind?

   a) 1      b) Nil      c) 0.25      d) 0.5  

Ans. is C...but how???

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Answered by MathBrainbox
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Take this as the scenario as with the tall and short plants. Here, colour blindness is the recessive trait normal sight is the dominant one.

mannatsiddiqui15: but it is asking about grandson
MathBrainbox: grandson is the second generation.
mannatsiddiqui15: see....in childrens of their carrier daughter ,,, 1 boy is affected out of 2
mannatsiddiqui15: so probability will be 1/2
MathBrainbox: read the tall and short plant experiment by mendel. you'll understand
Answered by chaitanyaAdepu
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answer is C because of dite or any definey

mannatsiddiqui15: ??????
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