This is indeed true. But it depends on if u get a mutation after u have a kid or before
if u have a kid before mutation ur kid will most likely get a mutation as well.
if u have a kid after mutation rest assure ur kid will be safe... unless its contagious
The probability of two independent events occurring together is the Quotient of the probability of each event occurring separately.
No 6 is common for N and H. 3 is only for H(Hydrogen).
For finding the number of hydrogen atoms we should multiply 6 with 3
So, 6*3 = 18. So there will be 18 hydrogen atoms in 6NH₃
