Consider a Diploid Population in Which a Single Locus Has

question 1

Multiple Choice

Consider a diploid population in which a single locus has only two alleles,A₁ and A₂,whose respective allele frequencies equal p and q.The summation of p+q would equal

• A)0.25
• B)0.5
• C)1
• D)1.5
• E)2

Learn the significance of the t-distribution and its parameters.

Understand the application and calculation of confidence intervals in real-world contexts.

Recognize the importance of randomness and representativeness in samples for statistical inference.

Understand the concept of estimation and its precision in the context of confidence intervals.

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Definitions:

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