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Each of the two plants have a set of genes, for this example Blue is dominant, so if any plant has a B, it will be Blue, it has to have a pair of W to be white, since white is recessive. Since you said the plants were purebred this means all we have to worry about is the color of the flowers. To figure this out I suggest making a Punnett square:
In this example the blue parent flower has both B genes, since blue is dominant it could also have BW makeup, which will be in the second example.
................................... Blue Flower
.....................................B ..........B
White.........W.................BW.......BW
Flower
..................W ...............BW........BW
In this example all of the four possibilities are a makeup of BW, and since blue is dominant, 100% of the time the offspring would be blue.
In this example the blue parent flower has a makeup of BW
. Blue Flower
.............................B........W
White .........W......BW....... WW
Flower
....................W.....BW........WW
Here the flower has a 50/50 chance of being either blue or white
So out of the 8 possible answers 6 of them were blue, so 6/8 times it would be blue, so I would say more often, blue.