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Chi square: You cross a red heterozygous flower with a white homozygous flower and get the...

Chi square:

You cross a red heterozygous flower with a white homozygous flower and get the following progeny: 55 red and 45 white. You hypothesis that the plants are following Mendelian Genetics inheritance rules. You preform a chi-square analysis to test your hypothesis. Do you..

a. not accept your hypothesis

b. accept your hypothesis

c. reject your hypothesis

d. fail to reject your hypothesis

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