a.
To determine: The rank of the given DNA combinations, ranging from the most common to least.
Introduction: Class characteristics are a set of features that help the
b
To determine: The rank of the provided DNA information as the most common to least based on the class characteristics.
Introduction: Class characteristics are the set of features that are not specific for the concerned evidence and allow classifying the object into a group. Probability is used to calculate the characteristics and narrow down the object to a unique source.
c
To determine: The rank of the stated DNA data to be labeled as the most common to least using the product rule.
Introduction: Product rule is calculated as the multiplied product of the probabilities of the evidence characteristics. This helps in acknowledging the overall frequency of the combination.
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