Question

according to mendel, what happens when you cross a purebred purple flower with a purebred white flower? you get a mix of purple and white flowers you get a new color of flowers you get all purple flowers you get all white flowers

Explanation:

According to Mendel's laws of inheritance, when a purebred (homozygous) purple flower (assuming purple is dominant, genotype \(PP\)) is crossed with a purebred (homozygous) white flower (genotype \(pp\)), in the first - generation (\(F_1\)) offspring, all will inherit one dominant allele (\(P\)) from the purple - flowered parent and one recessive allele (\(p\)) from the white - flowered parent. The dominant allele determines the phenotype.

Answer:

you get all purple flowers