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"Wesrock school has 645 students of which 122 students cannot roll their tongues. Students who can roll their tongues are phenotypically dominant to non-rollers".

a) Find the frequency of the two alleles involved.

b) Find the probability of the three genotypes

c) Find the number of Wesrock students who are homozygous dominant. who are carriers, and who are homozygous recessive.

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