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(Solved): The probability of having an offspring with both the dominant phenotypes for both genes is equal to ...
The probability of having an offspring with both the dominant phenotypes for both genes is equal to the product of the individual probabilities. This means, if the probability of having a dominant phenotype for both traits would be Multiple Choice
(3)/(4)\times (1)/(4)=(3)/(16)
(4)/(4)\times (4)/(4)=(16)/(16)
(1)/(2)\times (1)/(2)=(1)/(4)
(3)/(4)\times (3)/(4)=(9)/(16).
