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Flower color in pea plants exhibits complete dominance as the purple allele is completely dominant over...

Flower color in pea plants exhibits complete dominance as the purple allele is completely dominant over the white alleles.

A) Out of 276 pea plants, 273 have purple flowers. Assuming the population is in Hardy-Weinberg Equilibrium, calculate the Expected allele frequencies.

B) A group of students counts 552 pea plants. Based on the expected allele frequencies, how many should have purple flowers and how many should have white flowers?

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