Please check if my answer is correct. Thank you.Assuming there is random mating, find the gene frequencies, genotypic frequencies, and the proportion of individuals with the different blood types (Type A, B, AB and O) if the population is composed of the following: Type A - 80 Type AB – 35 Type B - 90 Type O - 195 Assuming there is random mating, find the gene frequencies, genotypic frequencies, and the proportionof individuals with the different blood types (Type A, B, AB and O) if the population is composed of thefollowing:Туре A - 80Турe АB - 35 Туре В - 90 Туре О- 195(r) Type 0 = 195/400 = 0.488(p) Type A = 80/400 = 0.200Type AB = 35/400 = 0.087(q) Type B = 90/400 = 0.225Gene frequency:Genotypic frequencyfO)= r=r2 =0.4882f(AA) = p2=0.22 f(AA)=0.04f0)=r= 0.488f(AO) =2pr =2(0.2)(0.488) =0.195ELA)=p=1-(g+)f(BB) = q2 =0.4882-D0.238=1-(0.225+0.488)f(BO) =2gr=2(0.225)(0.488)=0.220HA)=p =0.287f(AB)=2pq=2(0.200)(0.488)=0.195FL00)=r2=0.4882=0.488UB)=q=1-{g+)UB)=q=1-(0.200+0.488)EB)=q=0.312Proportion:TYPE A = AA+AO(p2+2pr) x totale(0.04+0.195) x 400 = 94TYPE B = BB+BO(q2+2gr) x total=(0.238+0.220) x 400 = 183.2TYPE AB = AB(2pq) x total=(0.195) x 400 = 78TYPE O = 00(r2) x total=(0.488) x 400 = 195.2

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Please check if my answer is correct. Thank you. Assuming there is random mating, find the gene frequencies, genotypic frequencies, and the proportion of individuals with the different blood types (Type A, B, AB and O) if the population is composed of the following: Type A - 80 Type AB – 35 Type B - 90 Type O - 195

Please check if my answer is correct. Thank you. Assuming there is random mating, find the gene frequencies, genotypic frequencies, and the proportion of individuals with the different blood types (Type A, B, AB and O) if the population is composed of the following: Type A - 80 Type AB – 35 Type B - 90 Type O - 195

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