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If an unaffected woman mates with an unaffected man, and theyhave 3 children with hemophilia, and one child who isunaffected,

9) What are the chances that the couple will have a child withhemophilia?
10) What are the chances that the couple will have a boy who hashemophilia?
11) What are the chances that the couple will have a girl who doesnot have hemophilia?

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