Analyze your data from Exercise 2 (coin toss using 2 coins). Copy your results from there and write under the Observed column. Họ: There is no significant difference between the observed and expected phenotypic ratio. (3 tall:1 dwarf) H, There is a significant difference between the observed and expected phenotypic ratio. Category Observed Expected (0) 47 (O-E) O-E (O-E) X* value (E) 48 Tall -1 0.021 Short 17 16 1 0.063 TOTAL 64 0.084 DF 1 Tabular X 3.841 Xcomputed Xu (P, <, =) Decision: Do not reject the null hypotheis. Conclusion: There is no sufficient evidence to reject the claim that there is no significant difference between the observed and expected ratio (3T:1t).??? Do your data closely match Mendel's results? Why or why not? Yes,

Analyze your data from Exercise 2 (coin toss using 2 coins). Copy your results from there and write under the Observed column. Họ: There is no significant difference between the observed and expected phenotypic ratio. (3 tall:1 dwarf) H, There is a significant difference between the observed and expected phenotypic ratio. Category Observed Expected (0) 47 (O-E) O-E (O-E) X* value (E) 48 Tall -1 0.021 Short 17 16 1 0.063 TOTAL 64 0.084 DF 1 Tabular X 3.841 Xcomputed Xu (P, <, =) Decision: Do not reject the null hypotheis. Conclusion: There is no sufficient evidence to reject the claim that there is no significant difference between the observed and expected ratio (3T:1t).??? Do your data closely match Mendel's results? Why or why not? Yes,

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I. Monohybrid Cross
A. X-linked trait
Table 1. Practice Population 3
Character
Wing Angle
Dominant
Gull
Recessive
Wild Type
Table 2. Parental Cross 1 using Population 3
Individual #
32
Gender
Female
Male
Genotype
X°Y
Phenotype
Gull
Wild Type
Table 3. Composition of F, generation (Character: Wing Angle
TOTAL
Phenotype
Male
Female
number
Dominant trait
Gull
17
24
41
Recessive
Wild Type
19
21
40
trait
Table 4. F, individuals crossed
Individual #
107
114
Gender
Female
Male
Genotype
Phenotype
Gull
Wild Type
Table 5. Composition of F, generation
Phenotype
Male
Female
ТОTAL
number
44
Dominant trait
Gull
22
22
Recessive
Wild Type
11
22
33
trait

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