Question

In Mendel's first set of experiments, he crossed pure-breeding plants. Which

of the following statements summarizes his results from these experiments?

A. In each case, one form of the trait disappeared in the offspring,
and one form appeared in the offspring.

B. In each case, about half of the offspring presented each trait.

C. In each case, the offspring presented a different trait from the
parent plants.

D. In each case, about three-fourths of the offspring presented one
form of the trait, and about one-fourth presented the other form.

Answer 1

D. In each case, about three-fourths of the offspring presented one form of the trait, and about one-fourth presented the other form.

Step-by-step explanation:

The result of the experiment showed that out of 4 offsprings, 1 was pure tall, two were tall with a reccesive dwarf trait and one was pure dwarf

So there were 3 tall offsprings and one dwarf offspring

So 3/4 th of the offsprings presented one trait and 1/4 th presented the other

Answer 2

D. In each case, about three-fourths of the offspring presented one form of the trait, and about one-fourth presented the other form.