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39PRACTICE PROBLEM
In a survey of 200 students, it was found that 40% preferred pizza, 30% preferred burgers, 20% preferred tacos, and the remaining 10% preferred hot dogs. If these preferences represent four alleles of a gene, which of the following options is true about the expected frequency of pizza in a sample population of 500, assuming H-W equilibrium for more than two alleles?
In a survey of 200 students, it was found that 40% preferred pizza, 30% preferred burgers, 20% preferred tacos, and the remaining 10% preferred hot dogs. If these preferences represent four alleles of a gene, which of the following options is true about the expected frequency of pizza in a sample population of 500, assuming H-W equilibrium for more than two alleles?