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The average person currenty has assets totaling $39 , 000 . It the avorage teal wealth per person remains the same and if inflation anerages 4 perceat in the future, when wit the average person become a milionaire? The average person will be a milionaire in about yoars. (Type an integer or decimal rounded to two decimal places as neoded.).
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l at the Legless locus (LL and Ll individuals are normal, but ll individuals have no limbs
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Population 1 (original population):
FIS = 0.09
FST to all other subpopulations = 0.24
Ne = 86
Population 2 (70km away):
FIS = 0.05
FST to all other subpopulations = 0.34
Ne = 177
Population 3 (95km away):
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a. s > 0.441
b. s > 88.5
c. s > 0.00282
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