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Self Assessment Question # 2
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Here are the results of a dihybrid cross involving roses. There is no need to tell you their history other than to say they are the result of a proper dihybrid cross.
The F2s produced had these phenotypes and in these numbers.
Red and tall = 30
White and tall = 65
Red and short = 83
White and short = 206
Use the chi-square to determine if these results are what you would expect for the dihybrid cross.
| Note and warning! This will take you more time and effort than the other chi-square, in the first SAQ of this section, so take it one step at a time and be sure you remind yourself that there are now four categories. You might want to set this up as a neatly organized table to follow because it gets pretty complicated! |
2 = [(O - E)2/E]
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Don't give up. If you get confused take a break, go back to read the section about chi-square again, or review the workshop.
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