Hey today i will try to introduce the subject i like the least BIOLOGY ! ( i hope it would be appreciated ...:D) Actually i found a good problem that i would like to share at my level so you can think of it as a mathematical problem and solve it that way if you could ! (typical biology problem) the problem as told by my friend: 16% of a population have blood group "O" and 25% of the population have blood group pure "A". Now from the above data compute what %(percent) of population will have blood group "AB" ?
If it's not appropriate to post these here please tell me !
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Using the Hardy-Weinberg equations for three alleles, we get: A+B+O=1 A2+B2+O2+2AB+2AO+2BO=1 We also know: O2=.16 A2=.25 Which implies: O=.4 A=.5 Thus B=.1 and the frequency of blood group AB is 2AB=.1 Perhaps Brilliant is not yet the place for such questions. These kinds of topics require an odd background to solve.
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Shouldn't that be A2+B2+O2+2AB+2AO+2BO=1?
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Thanks.
Shall we assume Hardy-Weinberg Equilibrium?
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Yeah of course you can if by this you can get to the answer you can !!