Question

purple flowers
judging from the results above, what percent of the offspring should have only purple flowers?
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white
judging from the results above, what percent of the offspring should have only white flowers?
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Explanation:

To solve this, we assume a typical Mendelian genetics scenario (e.g., a monohybrid cross with purple (dominant, say \(P\)) and white (recessive, \(p\)) flowers, like \(Pp\times Pp\)).

For Purple Flowers:

In a \(Pp\times Pp\) cross, the Punnett square gives genotypes: \(PP\), \(Pp\), \(Pp\), \(pp\).

• Purple - producing genotypes: \(PP\), \(Pp\), \(Pp\) (3 out of 4).
• Percentage: \(\frac{3}{4}\times100 = 75\%\).

For White Flowers:

• White - producing genotype: \(pp\) (1 out of 4).
• Percentage: \(\frac{1}{4}\times100 = 25\%\).

Answer:

s:

• Percent of offspring with only Purple flowers: \(\boldsymbol{75}\)
• Percent of offspring with only White flowers: \(\boldsymbol{25}\)