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If a person with AB blood (genotype IAIB) produced an offspring with a person who’s IAi, what’s the chance that the offspring will have A blood? Give your answer as a percentage. Use the table to make a Punnett square to show your work. Can you show me in a chart to break it down to get that answer which is 50%.

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Answer: 50 percent

Step-by-step explanation:

IA IB

IA IAIA IAIB

i IAi IBi

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Answer:

50% of getting A blood type

Step-by-step explanation:

Using a punnet square you have (sorry cant do a square)

IA IB

IA

i

Then you you add all the possible combinations from both parents genes

IA IB

IA IA IA IA IB

i IA i IB i

You now have a 50% chance of A type blood because the lowercase (i) wont change the blood type outcome because the IA over shines it.

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