But by the law of independent assortment, it is equally likely that these two will switch and the lowercase T will be on this side. And what that means is when segregation takes place, the cell over here will receive this one and this one and so in that case, if that takes place, we're going to form uppercase G, lowercase T on that side. So uppercase G, lowercase T and on this side, if we simply switch this we'll get lowercase G, uppercase T so we have lowercase G and uppercase T so that is the color blue, okay? And to basically show you what I mean by that so basically 50% of the cells will be arranged like so and the other 50% of the cells will be arranged like this. So this will basically not change but these here will switch and so we're going to get something that looks like this. So this will be lowercase T, lowercase T this one will be uppercase T, uppercase T and all I'm doing right now is I'm switching these two chromosomes, these two stay the same so we have GG and then we have our lowercase G, lower case G, okay?