Suppose you are to conduct a study on peas using 350 peas you gathered. The observed counts of each phenotype in your sample is given below: Round (R) 8: Wrinkled (W) & Round (R) & Wrinkled (W) & Yellow (Y) Yellow (Y) Green (G) Green (G) 182 94 55 19 If the expected proportions of each phenotype are pRy=9/16, pwy=3/ 16, pRG=3/16, pWG=1I16, what would be the value of your test statistic when you conduct a Chi- Square test of significance at or = 5%? O A) x2 = 0.635 O B) x2 = 15.4908 0 C) 2 = 15.4908 0 D) x2 = 0.8013 0 E) x2 = 11475625 Suppose you are to conduct a study on peas using 350 peas you gathered. The observed counts of each phenotype in your sample is given below: Round (R) & Wrinkled (W) & Round (R) & Wrinkled (W) & Yellow (Y) Yellow (Y) Green (G) Green (G) If the expected proportions of each phenotype are pRY=9/16, pwy=3/16, pRG=3f 16, pWG=1/16, what would be the conclusion when you conduct a Chi-Square test of significance at o: = 5%? O A) I need more information to answer this. 0 B) At ct = 5%, we have sufficient evidence to say that all the proportions are equal. 0 C) At 01 = 5%, we have sufficient evidence to say that all the proportions differ from what is expected. 0 D) At or = 5%, we have sufficient evidence to say that at least one of the proportions differs from what is expected. 0 E) At 0: = 5%, we do not have sufficient evidence to say that at least one of the proportions differs from what is expected