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Biology, 21.09.2019 14:30 brinicole1011

If pink snapdragons of the f1 hybrids (rw) are crossed with red snapdragons of the parent plant (rr), what will be the ratio of flowers produced in 40 offspring?
a.) 30 pink flowers, 10 red flowers
b.) 20 pink flowers, 20 red flowers
c.) 10 pink flowers, 30 white flowers

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