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You are studying coat color in a population of seals at Sea World. Your population of 52 seals has a frequency of 0.85 for the black coat (B) allele. A nearby theme park closed and delivered their 28 seals to Sea World to join your population. The frequency of the black coat allele in the migrant seals is 0.40.What is the frequency of the black coat allele (B) at Sea World after the 28 new seals are added to the population?
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