Expected (0- E)2 / E Expected Ratio Phenotype Observed Observed Number Ratio Number Purple & smooth 9/16 9/16 95.25 153.1 216 3/16 95.25 2.77 Purple & weinkled 79 3/16 Yellow & 3/16 3/16 95.25 9.61 65 smooth Yellow & 21 1/16 1/16 95.25 57.88 wrinkled 381 E= x2 = 223 Total 381 What is your mull hypothesis? What is the degrees of freedom? 3 According to Table 16.6, what is your critical value? 7.82 Do you accept your null hypothesis? Why or why not?

Expected (0- E)2 / E Expected Ratio Phenotype Observed Observed Number Ratio Number Purple & smooth 9/16 9/16 95.25 153.1 216 3/16 95.25 2.77 Purple & weinkled 79 3/16 Yellow & 3/16 3/16 95.25 9.61 65 smooth Yellow & 21 1/16 1/16 95.25 57.88 wrinkled 381 E= x2 = 223 Total 381 What is your mull hypothesis? What is the degrees of freedom? 3 According to Table 16.6, what is your critical value? 7.82 Do you accept your null hypothesis? Why or why not?

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

6th Edition

ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

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