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According to question, frequency of recessive genotype(r^2)=19/100
So the frequency of recessive allele(r)=√0.19=0.43
According to Hardy-weinberg equation p+q=1
So frequency of dominant allele(q)= 1-0.43=0.57
Therefore, the frequency of dominant allele is 0.57 and frequency of recessive allele is 0.43.
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