A tall true breeding plant was crossed with a dwarf true breeding plant. Tallis a dominant characteristic. The F1 generation self-fertilized. What are the probabilities for the F2 generation? a) the first plant to be dwarf b) the first plant being dwarf or tall c) the first three plants to be tall d) to have seven plants, that are tall and four dwarf e) that the first plant be tall, and that of the next four plants, to be tall and the other two dwarf.

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A tall true breeding plant was crossed with a
dwarf true breeding plant. Tallis a dominant
characteristic. The F1 generation self-fertilized.
What are the probabilities for the F2 generation?
a) the first plant to be dwarf
b) the first plant being dwarf or tall
c) the first three plants to be tall
d) to have seven plants, that are tall and four
dwarf
e) that the first plant be tall, and that of the next
four plants, to be tall and the other two dwarf.
I need especially part-e) please don't forget
to solve part-e) especially i'll upvote
Transcribed Image Text:A tall true breeding plant was crossed with a dwarf true breeding plant. Tallis a dominant characteristic. The F1 generation self-fertilized. What are the probabilities for the F2 generation? a) the first plant to be dwarf b) the first plant being dwarf or tall c) the first three plants to be tall d) to have seven plants, that are tall and four dwarf e) that the first plant be tall, and that of the next four plants, to be tall and the other two dwarf. I need especially part-e) please don't forget to solve part-e) especially i'll upvote
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