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Let allelic frequency for A allele be F
By formula
F = 2NAA + NAA / 2 N
Here NAA = 65 , NAa = 5 , N = 65 + 5 + 25 = 95
F = 2 x 65 + 5 / 2 x 95
F = 0.71
allelic frequency for A allele = 0.71
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