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let the alleles be H and h ( H- dominant allele, h- recessive )
Hh * hh
| H | h | |
| h | Hh ( affected with the disease) | hh ( normal) |
| h | Hh ( affected with the disease) | hh ( normal) |
so chance that child is affected with disease= number of affected people/total number*100
=2/4*100
= 50%
answer is 3) 50%
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