Question: The Chapter Problem notes that Mendel obtained 428 peas with green pods when 580 peas were generated. He theorized that the probability of a pea
The Chapter Problem notes that Mendel obtained 428 peas with green pods when 580 peas were generated. He theorized that the probability of a pea with a green pod is 0.75. If the 0.75 probability value is correct, find the probability of getting 428 peas with green pods among 580 peas. Is that result unusual? Does the result suggest that Mendel’s probability value of 0.75 is wrong? Why or why not?
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