Question 8. In a population of 235 individuals, it was observed that 200 were found to be (AA), 30 were found to be (Aa), & 5 were found to be (aa). A) Find the expected number of individuals for each of the genotypes observed. B) Conduct a X2 analysis to determine if the alleles (A) & (a) are in Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium (use the probability chart below) Hint: use the chi square formula and the table below

Question 8. In a population of 235 individuals, it was observed that 200 were found to be (AA), 30 were found to be (Aa), & 5 were found to be (aa). A) Find the expected number of individuals for each of the genotypes observed. B) Conduct a X2 analysis to determine if the alleles (A) & (a) are in Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium (use the probability chart below) Hint: use the chi square formula and the table below

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