Assume a population has a gene with 2 alleles. all the conditions of hardy-weinberg equilibrium are met for this gene in this population. the frequencies of the 2 alleles are p and q. what can we predict about the frequencies of the 2 alleles, for the next 100 generations? assume the conditions of hardy-weinberg equilibrium are maintained.

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60

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every triangle measures a total of 120 degrees. you have to find angle c. we know that isosceles triangles angles are equal. 60 degrees plus 60 degrees gives you 120.

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