You detected a mixture in one of your evidence samples. Determine the donor ratio for the two contributors in the following two-person mixture. (Assume that each contributor has a PHR >50%.) D1S1656 175 11 864 12 904 16 3113 Donor Ratio = [DR] 18.3 3013
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![You detected a mixture in one of your evidence samples.
Determine the donor ratio for the two contributors in the following
two-person mixture. (Assume that each contributor has a PHR
>50%.)
D1S1656
175
16
864 3113
11
12
18.3
904
3013
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