Based on your updated mode of inheritance, the team asks you to do some probability calculations.They ask you what are the odds of individual 3 and 8 producing a male child having gigantism? (Hint calculate the odds of having a male child, then use product rule)Group of answer choices a-0% b-25% c-50% d-100%

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