Give a brief analysis on the following Chi square for cross 1 (Wild type female × white eyes vestigial wings male) (1st image) and the chi square 2 (White eyes vestigial female × wild type Male)(2nd image).The chi-square value for cross1 is 7.259 and for cross 2 is 59.301. White eyes withnormal wingsRedeyeswithRedeyeswithWhite eyes withnormal wingsvestigial wingsvestigial wingsObserved frequency505310(0)Expected frequency(E)66.937522.312522.31257.4375Deviation (O-E)-16.9375-16.312530.68752.5625Thus, X will be(-16,9375)²(-16.3125)²+(30.6875)2(2.5625)-+66.937522.312522.31257.4375266.098286.87966.9375941.723+22.31256.566+7.437522.3125= 4. 286 + 11.926 + 42. 206 + 0. 88359. 301Hence, chi-square (X ) is 59.301. Red eyes withnormal wingsRed eyes withvestigial wingsWhite eyes withnormal wingsWhiteeyeswithvestigial wingsObserved frequency5813121(0)Expected frequency(E)47.2515.7515.755.25Deviation (O-E)10.75-2.75-3.75-4.25Thus, x?will be(10.75)-(-2.75)+(-3.75)+(-4.25)-+47.2515.7515.755.257.5625+14.0625+15.7518.06255.25115.562547.2515.75= 2.446 + 0. 48 + 0. 893 + 3.44= 7. 259Hence, chi-square (X)) is 7.259.

Given: Result of Chi-square test

Give a brief analysis on the following Chi square for cross 1 (Wild type female × white eyes vestigial wings male) (1st image) and the chi square 2 (White eyes vestigial female × wild type Male)(2nd image). The chi-square value for cross1 is 7.259 and for cross 2 is 59.301.

Give a brief analysis on the following Chi square for cross 1 (Wild type female × white eyes vestigial wings male) (1st image) and the chi square 2 (White eyes vestigial female × wild type Male)(2nd image). The chi-square value for cross1 is 7.259 and for cross 2 is 59.301.

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