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Curly hair (C) is dominant where straight hair (c) is recessive. If a person who is Cc has children with a person that is cc, what is the probability of their children will have curly hair?

a
0%
b
25%
c
50%
d
75%

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Answer: c. 50%

Explanation:

If you draw a punnett square you see that the phenotypes you get are Cc, Cc, cc, and cc. If C (curly hair) is dominant over c (straight hair) then those with the phenotype Cc would have curly hair and those with the phenotype cc would have straight hair. 2 out of 4 have Cc (curly hair) so that's 50%.

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