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If two erminette chicken were crossed what is the probability that A they would have a black chick B they would have a white chick

If two erminette chicken were crossed what is the probability that A they would have a black chick B they would have a white chick
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If two erminette chicken were crossed what is the probability that

A they would have a black chick
B they would have a white chick

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The possible answer is black, because the  usually black overcomes the whiter shades. 
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Answer is black because black over powers most light colors and shades
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