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11. You need to make a 1:8 ratio of DNA of two DNA types A and B (A:B). Your total aliquot should be 2ng/26 ìL. For each of the following sets, calculate how much of each extract you should use and how much TE-4:

a. Extract A: 2.5 ng/20 ìL, Extract B: 252.3 pg/ìL

b. Extract A: 36 pg/ìL, Extract B: 533.0 pg/ìL (1/100 dilution)

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