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I'm developing my own trigonometric function concerning a "real world" problem of my choosing. I decided to go with the orbit of Neptune around the sun. I just don't know how to develop the equation itself, like if it would be sine or cosine? I'm just lost as to where to begin. If anyone can...

Homework Statement Draw a phylogenetic tree to illustrate the ancestry of the seven organisms chosen: dog, human, kangaroo, snapping turtle, penguin, rhesus monkey, bullfrog At each branching point, identify the derived characteristic that creates the branch. Homework EquationsThe Attempt at...

Thank you for this.

Then what do you think it was?

It was .75 for F and .25 for f.

As of now I'm a high school junior, and for most of my life I had the mindset that I would work towards becoming a doctor. More recently, that decision has been faltering and I've become very unsure of this. I was going to become a pre-med, but I don't want to jump in when I'm having so many...

The answer is just what you said, that in Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium the allele frequency would stay the same through each generation. So basically all that work for a simple answer.

Thank you so much, turns out I was being played by my teacher. He wanted to see if we would come to this conclusion, and I over thought the whole thing. Thanks again.

Homework Statement Starting with 75 light-colored beans and 25 dark-colored beans, the 100 beans represent my gene pool. Light beans = F and dark beans = f. p = (total F alleles) / (total number of beans used) And now I'm stuck where it's asking me to "practice determining the initial allele...