What progeny are expected in the f1, Biology

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Cut wings (ct) is an X chromosome (sex linked) recessive mutant of D melanogaster. Antennaless (al) is an autosomal recessive mutant. A cut, antennaless (homozygous) female is mated to a wild-type (homozygous) male. What progeny are expected in the F1?

The answer is cut males, wild type females.

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