Question

What is the remaining ratio of alleles if my total is 140 and 65.8% are red and 18.2% are blue?

Answer 1

Answer:

Remaining allele $= 19 \\OR\\= 13.57$%

Explanation:

Given -

The total number of allele $= 140$

Out of total $140$ allele, nearly $65.8$% are red allele.

Thus, total number of red allele

$= \frac{68.5}{100} * 140\\= 95.9 \\= 96$

Out of total $140$ allele, nearly $18.2$% are blue allele.

Thus, total number of blue allele

$= \frac{18.2}{100} * 140\\= 25.48 \\= 25$

Remaining allele = Total allele - red allele  - blue allele

$= 140 - 96 -25\\= 19$

Remaining ratio of alleles

= $\frac{19}{140} * 100\\= 13.57$%

Answer 2

My answer will be that the remaining ratio of alleles will be 16%, since this is the value that is required to have 100% of the alleles.