Answer: Option 3 is correct
Explanation:
Colour-blindness is an X-linked recessive disorder
Males are more affected for an X-linked recessive disorder as they
contain only one X-chromosome.
Females are less affected for an X-linked recessive disorder as
they contain two X-chromosome.
The frequency of Colour-blindness in males in the given
population = 8%
Number of males = 2000
Affected males = 2000 X (8/100)
= 160
The number of affected females will be less than the number of
affected males.
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