- Parent plants have red flower and white flower
- Red is a kind of color
- The colors of parts of an organism are inherited characteristics
- White is a kind of color
- So, red colored flowers and white colored flowers are different inherited characteristics of the plant

- Red colored flowers and white colored flowers are different inherited characteristics of the plant
- Offspring plants have pink flowers
- Pink is a combination of red and white
- Therefore, the offspring exhibit a combination of the characteristics of the parent plants

- The offspring exhibit a combination of the characteristics of the parent plants
- Incomplete dominance is when offspring exhibit a combination of a property caused by the genes of its parents
- Therefore, the offspring plant having pink flowers is an example of incomplete dominance

Hence, the offspring plant having pink flowers is an example of incomplete dominance
Question: A plant that grows red flowers was crossed with the same kind of plant that grows white flowers. Their offspring grew pink flowers. Which best explains why the offspring grew pink flowers?
Context: - Offspring plants have pink flowers 
- Parent plants have red flower and white flower 
- Pink is a combination of red and white 
- Red is a kind of color 
- Incomplete dominance is when offspring exhibit a combination of a property caused by the genes of its parents 
- The colors of parts of an organism are inherited characteristics 
- White is a kind of color