Imagine you are working for a researcher at UMMC next summer on an obesity project. She asks you to assist in an experiment in which mice that are heterozygous for 5 Mendelian traits (e.g., Ee Ff Gg Hh Jj) are crossed. Since she knows you took genetics, so she asks you: if 500 baby mice are born from such a cross, how many of these progeny would you expect to be phenotypically dominant in two of any these traits? (Round to the nearest integer. Tip: work out the probability of being dominant in just two of these traits and then add up how many ways you can get (different) pairs of dominant traits.) 

A). 16 

B). 44 

C). 95 

D). 176 

E). 211 

F). 250 

G). 324