If you cross a roan cow with a roan bull, what percentage of the progeny would you expect to be roan?

Q. If you cross a roan cow with a roan bull, what percentage of the progeny would you expect to be roan?

Q. A roan bull is bred to three cows. Cow A has the same genotype as the roan bull. Cow B is red and cow C is white. What proportions of roan cows are expected in the offsprings of each group of cows?

Q. In some breeds of cattle, coat color is inherited through incomplete dominance. When two red-coated cattle are bred to one another, only red coated offspring result. When a red coated cow is mated to a white coated bull, roan (a lighter red/pink color) colored offspring result. What result would you expect from breeding two roan colored cattle?

Q. When homozygous red coat coloured and white coat coloured cattle were crossed, all the $F_1$ progeny were of roan coat colour. By selfing of $F_1$ Red, Roan, and White coat colour cattle are obtained in the ratio

Q. In cattle, the coat color red ad white are two dominant traits, which express equally in $F_1$ to produce roan (red and white color in equal proportion). If $F_1$, progeny are self-bred, the resulting progeny in $F_2$ will have a phenotypic ratio (red: roan: white) as