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Which formula can be used to calculate the inbreeding coefficients from this pedigree?a. FI = (1/2)3(1 + FA)b. FI = (1/2)5(1 + FA)c. FI = Σ(1/2)2(1 + FA)d. FI = (1/2)3(1 + FA1) + (1/2)3(1 + FA2)
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