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    What Is the Probability That Two,independent,10bp DNA Sequences,are Identical by Chance
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What Is the Probability That Two,independent,10bp DNA Sequences,are Identical by Chance

Question 2

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What is the probability that two,independent,10bp DNA sequences,are identical by chance?


A) -104
B) (0.25) 10
C) 104
D) 0.25 × 104
E) 10-4

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