A hemophilic man (denoted by hh), having a 3 blood group and a negative Rh factor (rhrh), married a normal woman with

A hemophilic man (denoted by hh), having a 3 blood group and a negative Rh factor (rhrh), married a normal woman with a 1 blood group and is heterozygous for the Rh factor, i.e. Rh rh. I don’t know whether to take a woman completely dominant in the hemophilia gene, that is, for example, HH, or as a better carrier, that is, Hh?

Here you need to look at the condition of the problem, look at the children who were born. If there are children with hemophilia in the offspring, then it is heterozygous for hemophilia, if the children are healthy, then it is homozygous. If it is not specified about the children, then most likely they should indicate her parents, well, or one of them. Without this, it is impossible to find out the woman’s genotype.