Answer and Explanation:
Punnett squares are diagrams that show the result of crosses of hybrid offspring through genetic breeding. Known parental genotypes and phenotypes are utilized, and they usually align with Mendelian ratios and inheritance. They follow the
Law of Segregation, Law of Independent assortment and Dominance
For this cross...
Assuming Purple= dominantAssuming White= dominant1. Parent generation or P generation:
   gametes: P w → flower color purple dominant (P), white recessive (w)
Assuming heterozygousity
P generation:              Pw× ww
                         purple × white
F1 generation:             Pw × ww     ...(from punnet square)
    phenotype:            2 purple; 2 white
∴ all are genotypically heterozygous,  2 purple; 2 white
Assuming true breeding parents (homozygous)
P generation:       PP × ww
                    purple × white
F1 generation:      Pw  ×  Pw     ...(from punnet square)
    phenotype:        4 purple ; 0 white
∴ all are genotypically heterozygous, and purple
2. Parent generation or P generation:
gametes: W p → flower color white dominant (W), purple recessive (p)
Assuming true breeding parents (homozygous)
P generation:     WW × pp
                    white  × purple
F1 generation:    Wp  ×  Wp    ...(from punnet square)
phenotype: Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â 4 white; 0 purple
∴ all are genotypically heterozygous, and white
Assuming heterozygousity
P generation:              Wp × pp
                      white ; purple
F1 generation:             Wp× pp    ...(from punnet square)
    phenotype:           2 white;  2 purple
∴ all are genotypically heterozygous, 2 are white and 2 purple
Each punnet cross is attached in order below