Problem 3: Unfortunately Punnett Squares are not always for finding out the best parts about parenting. They are often, as you will see in the next few lessons, often used to determine the probability of a disease being passed on to a child. We'll have you try one and see what that looks like. One such disease is Cystic Fibrosis. Let's assume both parents are heterozygous for Cystic Fibrosis. That means both parents carry the recessive gene for the disease, but because of the dominant genes they have, they don't have it. However, they want to know if they try to have a child, what the chances of the child would be for having Cystic Fibrosis? clearly have asked this question several times all because I've got link answers I want no link answers and I want it in your own words no files no images I will not work you brainless and I will freaking Mark yours one star for your answer I said not helpful at all​