1) ii x ii, the square would have an i next to every box and ii in every space. Ratio is 100% ii. 2) AA x BB. Across the top both are As and on the side both Bs. All boxes are filled with AB. Ratio is 100% AB. 3) Ai x Bi. Across the top there is a large A and an i. Across the side is a B and an i. At the spot both A and B meet, you have AB, where A and i meet you have Ai, B and i meet at Bi, and i and i meet for ii. Ratio is 25% AB, 25% Bi, 25% Ai, 25% ii. 4) ii x AB. Across the side is i on both, and on top is A and B. Both under A in the boxes would be Ai and both under B would be Bi. Ratio is 50% Ai, 50% Bi. 5) AB x AB. Across the top is A then B and down the side is A and B. Where the As meet is AA, where the Bs meet is BB, and where A and B meet is AB. Ratio is 50% AB, 25% AA, 25% BB. 6) Alice has Ai and Mark has Bi. On the square, across the top first is an A and second is an i, and down first is B second i. In the boxes where A and B combine is AB, where A and i combine is Ai, B and i is BI, and i and i is ii. 7) No, it is not possible, there is no way to give an i phenome. In the square across the top draw A and B on separate rows, and for the ones under A draw a big A and the ones under B a big B. 8) the baby can have type O blood. Ralph’s phenotype is Bi and Rachel is Ai. Across the top put B then i, and on the side A then i. At the intersection of A and B put AB, the intersection between A and i put Ai, between B and i put Bi, and from i and i put ii.
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The answer is (A) Greg’s education was covered by a donation, and Hunter’s education was covered by taxes.
This is due to the fact that Greg has a benefactor, which is <em>someone who gives his or her money to help another person</em> – in this case, the benefactor is donating their money for Greg’s private schooling.
In Hunter’s case, he doesn’t have to pay for tuition because his public school students' tuition is paid using the citizen’s taxes.
