The diagram below is a pedigree showing the inheritance pattern of a disease in a family. II Legend affected female unaffected female affected male unaffected male What is the probability that one of the daughter's children will have the disease if she has children with a male who is an unaffected carr of the gene? O A. 0% ОВ 100% O C. 75% O D. 50%

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