It has been discovered that a sub-species of animal, the Spotted Manumar, has 4 different blood types: M, N, P and MN. Type MN is uncommon: Only 10% of them have this type. The remaining 90% of the animals are equally split among the 3 other types. On another continent, there is another sub-species of the Manumar. The Furry Manumar also has the same 4 blood types and the researchers wonder if the proportions of bloodtypes matches that of the Spotted ones. If we hypothesized that the Furry ones did match the Spotted ones, and 200 Furry Manumars were to be collected at random, you'd expect the number that have bloodtype MN to be and the number to have bloodtype M to be

It has been discovered that a sub-species of animal, the Spotted Manumar, has 4 different blood types: M, N, P and MN. Type MN is uncommon: Only 10% of them have this type. The remaining 90% of the animals are equally split among the 3 other types. On another continent, there is another sub-species of the Manumar. The Furry Manumar also has the same 4 blood types and the researchers wonder if the proportions of bloodtypes matches that of the Spotted ones. If we hypothesized that the Furry ones did match the Spotted ones, and 200 Furry Manumars were to be collected at random, you'd expect the number that have bloodtype MN to be and the number to have bloodtype M to be

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