Question

If the "A" represents red flowers and "a" represents green glowers, what are the chances of the flowers being green?

Answer 1

50% chance
if you look at the table there is
Parent one: one dominant gene parried with a recessive gene
Parent two: two recessive genes
Any time this combination happens it will always be 50%

Answer 2

Answer: 50%.

Step-by-step explanation:

The A allele, which corresponds to red flowers is dominant, meaning if one is present, the flower is red. This generates Aa, which matches 2 squares, denoting a 50% in 4 total boxes. The a allele, corresponds to green flowers but is recessive, meaning both alleles must correspond to said trait to be expressed. 2 squares fit this scenario, making another 50% chance. Therefore, the answer would be 50%.