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a sepia-eyed fruit fly with long wings (well)is crossed with a fly with red eyes and...

a sepia-eyed fruit fly with long wings (well)is crossed with a fly with red eyes and vestigial wings (well) what is the if the offspring were crossed, what would the genotypic and phenotypic ratios of the f2 generation be?
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