type B woman is the daughter of a type O father and type B mother. If she has children with a type O man, what are the following probabilities? A type AB child A type O child The first three children with type B blood A family containing two children with type B blood and one child with type O

type B woman is the daughter of a type O father and type B mother. If she has children with a type O man, what are the following probabilities? A type AB child A type O child The first three children with type B blood A family containing two children with type B blood and one child with type O

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Chapter8: Patterns Of Inheritance

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A type B woman is the daughter of a type O father and type B mother. If she has children with a type O man, what are the following probabilities?

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The first three children with type B blood
A family containing two children with type B blood and one child with type O

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