Flowers in the population of plants you are studying can be red or pink. The allele for red flowers (R) is completely dominant over the allele for pink flowers (r). If 14% of the population has pink flowers, how would you determine the frequency of the recessive allele?

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elonasushchik · Answer

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elonasushchik · Answer

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elonasushchik · Answer

1 - plus https://cv-kettle-falls.brainhoney.com/Resource/23566139,D75,0,0,A/Assets/183435_4fd23611/0502_q06_c.gif

elonasushchik · Answer

and this 2 × 0.14 x 0.86
are my choices ^^^^

elonasushchik · Answer

@AlexandervonHumboldt2

elonasushchik · Answer

@nechirwan

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@Nnesha

shadeyghost · Answer

you can't figure out which red flowers have the recessive allele without having a 2nd generation

shadeyghost · Answer

all you know is that the 14% of pink flowers have the recessive trait

elonasushchik · Answer

ok soo... Its the first choice.

shadeyghost · Answer

$$\sqrt{.14}$$? this one

elonasushchik · Answer

I soo the first?

shadeyghost · Answer

yea i guess

elonasushchik · Answer

u guess or u sure... hmm