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I think you were able to solve question number 6 and you need help in solving both the parts of the question number 7.
7. Individuals with genotype S1S1 - 4
Individuals with genotype S1S2 - 38
Individuals with genotype S2S2 - 134
Total number of individuals - 4+38+134 = 176
a. S2S2 genotypic frequency ; 134/176 = 0.76
b. Number of allele S1 - (2*4)+38 = 46
Number of allele S2 - (2*134)+38 = 306
Total number of alleles - 46+306 = 352
S2 allele frequency - 306/352 = 0.86
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