If a population is in Hardy–Weinberg equilibrium, when is the number of heterozygotes at its most?
A.when the frequency of dominant alleles is more than the frequency of recessive alleles

B.when the frequency of dominant alleles is equal to the frequency of recessive alleles

C.when the frequency of dominant alleles is less than the frequency of recessive alleles

Question

If a population is in Hardy–Weinberg equilibrium, when is the number of heterozygotes at its most?
A.when the frequency of dominant alleles is more than the frequency of recessive alleles

B.when the frequency of dominant alleles is equal to the frequency of recessive alleles

C.when the frequency of dominant alleles is less than the frequency of recessive alleles

anonymous · Answer

Nevermind, the answer is b for anyone else looking for the answer.