What is the fingerprint classification for a print without whorls?

The classification of a fingerprint without whorls can be represented using the Henry classification system. In this system, fingerprints are categorized based on the presence or absence of certain patterns such as loops and whorls.

The presence of whorls influences the classification to a significant degree, since whorls contribute to more complex classifications that divide fingerprints into more categories. When the print lacks whorls, it is more straightforward to classify. In this case, the classification 1/1 indicates that there is one type of pattern present, specifically referring to loops, and that there are no whorls involved in determining the final numeric classification.

The other classification choices do not align with the absence of whorls, as they suggest a greater complexity in the fingerprint pattern categorization which is not applicable here. Hence, the classification that fits a fingerprint without whorls is indeed 1/1.