Wavy hair in mice is a recessive genetic trait. If mice with wavy hair are mated with straight-haired (heterozygous) mice, each offspring has probability g of having wavy hair. Consider a large number of such matings, each producing a litter of five offspring. What percentage of the litters will consist of
(a) Two wavy-haired and three straight-haired offspring?
(b) Three or more straight-haired offspring?
(c) All the same type (either all wavy- or all straight-haired) offspring?