1. We observe 770 flies with smooth wings and 230 flies with wrinkled wings. To give an example, let'ssay our null hypothesis is a 3:1 ratio of smooth wings to wrinkled wings in F2 offspring from a bunch ofDrosophila crosses. What is the expected value?

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