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Heterozygous means that the genotypes is a mixture of genes:
Let’s say that:
Parent one has the gene - Bb
Parent two has the gene Bb
B b
B BB Bb
b Bb bb
Therefore the ratio is:
BB:Bb:bb
=1:2:1
Hope this helps
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