Let us assign letters to the brown eye allele as 'B' and the blue eyes allele as 'b'
Given that brown is dominant over blue, and the both parents have brown eyes.
So the possibility that the genotype of the parents could be one of either 'BB' or 'Bb'.
Note that, it could be 'Bb', because they have a daughter with blue eyes. So that means, both the parents have one allele of each of the recessive Blue allele.
Hence, the parents genotype is 'Bb' and 'Bb'. The cross becomes Bb * Bb which yields, BB, Bb, Bb, bb.
BB=Bb=Bb=Brown eyed bb= blue eyed
(a) Probability of these parents having a BROWN EYED BOY --
Probabality of having a brown eyes child = 3/4 ( as only 1 chance in 4 chances gives you a blue eyes child)
Probablity of having a boy= 1/2
Combining both these probabilities, the fina probability is 3/8.
(b) Probability of getting Two blue eyed girls and the third brown eyed boy in that order --
The simple trick for this is -
P= (p(blue-eye)*p(girl))*( p(blue-eye)*p(girl))*(p(brown-eye)*p(boy))
They want this particular combination and not any of these individual ones, hence we multiply the proabability.
we know that p(blue eye ) is 1/4 and p(brown eye) is 3/4 [from the prunnete square of Bb and Bb]
and p(girl)=p(boy)=1/2
substituting these values, P = 3/512
(c) Probability of getting two brown eyed daughters or three blue eyes sons--
Note that here the parents do not mind either the brown eyed daughters or the blue eyed sons, so we add up the probabilites.
P= (p(brown)p(girl))^2 + (p(blue)p(boy))^3
P= (3/4*1/2)^2 + (1/4*1/2)3
P= 9/64 + 1/512 = 73/512.
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