If persons 1 and 3 have a child, what is the chance that person 1 will pass on t

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If persons 1 and 3 have a child, what is the chance that person 1 will pass on the largest allele to their child? (picture on the bottom is of the bands found on the gel.)
Please get your answer before looking below at what I put so you are not biased, as the program says my answer is wrong.)

a. 0
               
b. 25% 

c. 50% 

d. 75% 

e. 100%

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I put the answer that means three/fourths chance (d). However, it apparently is incorrect. Can someone with experience or knowledge on this help me understand please?

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If persons 1 and 3 have a child, what is the chance that person 1 will pass on the largest allele to their child? (picture on the bottom is of the bands found on the gel.)
Please get your answer before looking below at what I put so you are not biased, as the program says my answer is wrong.)

a. 0

b. 25%

c. 50%

d. 75%

e. 100%

it is just segregation of allele at gametogenesis

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