Answer 7 with the table please Format Tools Add-ons HelpLast edit was 2 minutes agoNormal textTimesBIUA10+17. In pea plants, green seeds (G) are dominant over yellow seeds (g). In a cross between two plants bothheterozygous for seed color, the following was observed: (Show all work)Green: 4400Yellow: 1624NULL:Does the data fit the predicted phenotypic ratio?8. In peas, tall plants (T) are dominant over short plants (t). In the P generation, a plant homozygous for tall heightis crossed with a short plant. The resulting F1 plants are crossed. The plant heights of the observed F2 generationwere: (Show all work) 3:1Tall: 5474Short: 1850NULLSupport | Schoology Blog | PRIVACY POLIC!!!

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7. In pea plants, green seeds (G) are dominant over yellow seeds (g). In a cross between two plants both
heterozygous for seed color, the following was observed: (Show all work)
Green: 4400
Yellow: 1624
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Does the data fit the predicted phenotypic ratio?
8. In peas, tall plants (T) are dominant over short plants (t). In the P generation, a plant homozygous for tall height
is crossed with a short plant. The resulting F1 plants are crossed. The plant heights of the observed F2 generation
were: (Show all work) 3:1
Tall: 5474
Short: 1850
NULL
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	A	a
A	AA	Aa
a	Aa	aa

A = Yellow

a = green

Expected Phenotypic ratio 3:1

Yellow : green

Phenotype	Observed (O)	Expected (E)	O-E	(O-E)²
Yellow	4400	6024(.75) 4158	-118	13924	3.08
Green	1624	6024(.25) 1506	-118	13924	9.24
Totals	6024	6024			12.34

$n = 2 - 1 = 1 P = 3.84 \frac{13924}{4518} = 3.08 Hence, No data \frac{13924}{1506} = 9.24 does not fit predicted phenotype as 12 : 32 > 3.84 .$

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7. In pea plants, green seeds (G) are dominant over yellow seeds (g). In a cross between two plants both heterozygous for seed color, the following was observed: (Show all work) Green: 4400 Yellow: 1624 NULL: Does the data fit the predicted phenotypic ratio?