Let's break down the genotypes and phenotypes:- CW: White coat- CB: Black coat- c: Albino- CWCB: Spotted (heterozygous)Given:- Parent 1 (Black-coated, heterozygous): CWCB- Parent 2 (White-coated, homozygous): CW CWPossible offspring genotypes and phenotypes:1. CW CW (White)2. CW CB (Spotted)Probability of each genotype:1. CW CW: 50% (homozygous white)2. CW CB: 50% (heterozygous, spotted)No offspring will be homozygous black (CB CB), so:- Percent of offspring with black coats: 0%The correct answer is: 0Note: The question asks for the percentage of offspring with black coats, not spotted coats. Spotted coats are heterozygous (CWCB), while black coats require the homozygous genotype CB CB, which is not possible in this cross.Carry on learning!