A sample of 100 students shows that 16 have smooth chins (recessive allele to cleft chin). Calculate the number o heterozygous students.

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A sample of 100 students shows that 16 have smooth chins (recessive allele to cleft chin). Calculate the number o heterozygous students.

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100 x 16

1600! Is your answer I believe

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