ermine Frequency of Class Data Frequency can be determined by calculating the number of times each allelic combination was obtained divided by the total number of times the dice was thrown. For instance, if the class results for sex determination were seven XX combinations and three XY combinations, the frequency would be calculated like so: Frequency XX = 7/10 0.70 Frequency XY = 3/10 0.30 Notice that the frequencies always add up to 1. Determine the frequencies for each trait. Use the highest frequency for each characteristic to determine the traits of an individual created by the entire class. Record your data in Table 2. Table 2. Genotypic and Phenotypic Description and Frequencies of Allelic Combinations of an Individual Created through Rolling of Dice-Class Results. Highest Frequency Characteristic Genotype Phenotype Gender-male or female Eyebrows-unibrow or two separate Eye shape-round or almond Hitchhiker's thumb-yes or no Earlobes-attached or detached Tongue roll-yes or no Widow's peak-yes or no Face shape-square, round, oval Eye color-blue, brown, green Chin shape-square, round, pointed Hair color-brown, blonde, red Hair texture-curly, wavy, straight Look at the results of your first Punnett square for sex determination. You should have come up with 50% females and 50% males (or a frequency of 0.50 for each sex). How does that compare to the frequency of males and females generated by the class?

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Please help me with this questions. I provided an example on how it has to be done. I don’t completely understand and is stuck. These questions are test cross questions but can not use Punnett squares to solve the problem. It’s using the trihybrid cross with forked line method. Please help me I try solving it multiple times and gets it wrong