Which genotypes in the F2 population will produce light pink flowers?

To determine which genotypes in the F2 population will produce light pink flowers, we need to understand the genetic contributions of the alleles involved. In this case, the alleles are likely being referred to with specific symbols, where "CR" represents a certain color allele (possibly for red), "CW" represents another (possibly for white), "DR" and "DW" denote different genes that might affect flower color.

Light pink flowers typically arise from a blending inheritance scenario, where one allele for red and one for white combine to yield a phenotype that is intermediate between the two, like light pink. In this situation, the presence of one allele from each parent can account for this blending.

Looking at the given genotypes associated with the correct answer, we observe:

1. CRCW indicates a plant that has one allele for red and one for white. This genotype supports the potential for blending between red and white colors.

2. DWDW suggests homozygosity for one of the color-determining genes that does not interfere with the presence of the alleles affecting color.

When combined, the CR and CW alleles interact to produce light pink flowers due to their incomplete dominance. The second part, **CWC