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Please write out the steps :)_ You have genotyped an entire population of lab mice for a single locus (let's label it F) that you have noticed have some interesting differences in size at a certain age. Based on your genotyping work, you calculate the average of the FF genotype to be 82 grams, the Ff genotype to be 42 grams and the ff genotype to be 25 grams. The frequency of the F allele is 0.75. What is the breeding value of the ff genotype in grams for this population (rounded to the nearest 0.01)?.

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