You go for another hike in the forest and wind up back at the same population of 100 flowering plants. you notice that one individual of the population grows in full shade, and all the others grow in at least partial sun. you take a leaf sample from the individual in the shade, sequence its dna, and notice that the individual is heterozygous. there is a mutation in the llt gene (the mutant is designated llt-s).what is the frequency of the llt-s allele in the population? a)1/100b)1/200c)1/1 (only one plant has it)d)it is not possible to determine from the information provided.