1.
A | a | |
A | AA | Aa |
a | Aa | aa |
AA is homozygous dominant and 1 out of 4 offspring pair is AA and the answer is
1 out of four (1:4) or 25 %
2.
G | g | |
G | GG | gg |
g | Gg | gg |
Genotype of yellow pea plant is gg and 2 out of 4 progeny has gg genotype
Hence the answer is 2 out of 4 (2:4) or 50 %
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