Determine frequency of the dominant allele

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Suppose brown fur is dominant to blonde fur and these are only possible phenotypes, in a population of mice where 332 are blonde and 826 are brown.

1.Solve for the frequency of the dominant allele.

2.What is the frequency of the recessive allele?

3.How many brown mice would you expect to be homozygous? (Note: you can round to the nearest whole number)

4.How many mice would you expect to be heterzygous? (Note: you can round to the nearest whole number)

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