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Genotype frequency of DD= 27/(27+48+15) = 0.3%
Genotype Frequency of Dr=48/(27+48+15)=0.53%
Genotype Frequency of rr=15/(27+48+15)=0.16%
Allele Frequency of D=[(2*27)+48]/180=0.56
Allele Frequency of r=[(2*15)+48]/180=0.43
Total frequency of alleles in parent population=180
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