How many of these 200 offspring would be expected to be both tall and pink?

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Snapdragons may be tall or short, and they may be red, white, or pink. The allele for short is recessive, and the alleles for colour display incomplete dominance. A plant, heterozygous for both these traits, was self-pollinated and produced 200 offspring.

How many of these 200 offspring would be expected to be both tall and pink?

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Complete a full 16 square Punnett square. How many are both tall and pink? _____
Take this fraction and multiple it by 200 plants to get ____ plants.

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