Question

H

Answer 1

oh im only in 6th grade

Answer 2

@jhonyy9

Answer 3

@HolsterEmission

Answer 4

i meant 2 is d lol

Answer 5

3 is a

Answer 6

@kailey7277 are you positive?

Answer 7

not positive but that's what i think

Answer 8

For (1), having \(110\) heterozygotes out of \(238\) total offspring means that \(2pq=\dfrac{110}{238}\approx 0.46\). Given that \(p+q=1\), you should be able to solve for \(p\) and \(q\), which would correspond to the frequencies for \(\mathrm T\) and \(\mathrm t\).

Answer 9

@steve816 @TheSmartOne

Answer 10

@jackthegreatest @phi please help with some bio questions pleaseeee