Answer:
B
Step-by-step explanation:
I went ahead and drew a quick pedigree. Circles being female, square male; darkened means they have the disease.
- It cannot be A because the daughter has no dominant alleles.
- It cannot be C because the mother does not have the illness, and she had to have been able to pass a recessive allele to the daughter. So the mother has to be (X^H/X^h)
- It cannot be D because if D were true then the father would not have hemophilia. Since the father has only one x chromosome he needs just one recessive allele to have the disease.
So the answer is B because while the mother is not X^h/X^h she still carries one recessive allele for hemophilia and one dominant for normal.