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Q.

A heterozygous bald man is non hemophilic, married a woman who is homogenous for non bald trait and is haemophilic. What is the probability of their sons to become bald and haemophilic among the total progeny?

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a

100%

b

50%    

c

25%

d

0%

answer is C.

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Detailed Solution

Heterozygous bald, non hemophilic man produces four gametes i.e XB, Xb, YB and Yb

Homozygous non bald, hemophilic woman produces Xhb type of gamete. Crossing between them 

 Xh 
XBXXh BbNon hemophilic and non bald daughter
XbXXh bbNon hemophilic and non bald daughter
YBXh YBbHemophilic and bald son
YbXh YbbHemophilic and non bald son
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A heterozygous bald man is non hemophilic, married a woman who is homogenous for non bald trait and is haemophilic. What is the probability of their sons to become bald and haemophilic among the total progeny?