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<h3>How to determine the expected number of blue fish with short fins</h3>

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L represents long finned fish
l represents short finned fish
g represents the gray fish
b represents the blue fish

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Lg, Lb, lg, lb

In the above 4 genotypes, lb represent the blue fishes with short fins

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$p = \frac 14$

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n = 150

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$E(x) = np$

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$E(x) = 150 * \frac 14$

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