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arl Fle Edit View History Bookmarks Window Help o a The DNA fingerprints below come from 3 sources-the victim of a crime, DNA evidence collected at the crime scene, and the primary suspect in the crime. There are three different gene sequences shown. The frequencies of the alleles at each gene in the population are Gene A- Allele 1-0.2, Allele 2-0.3, Allele 3-0.5 Gene B-Allele 1-0.1 Allele 2-0.4, Allele 3-0.5 Gene C-Allele 1-1.0 What is the probability that an individual in this population will have the same DNA fingerprint as the suspect? O 00012 O 0.0060 O 1.13 O 0.130 O Check 5 8

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For the above case, the probability of the individual in the population will have the same DNA fingerprint as the suspect is;

Ans:d (0.130)

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