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Given the following observed and expected data (total of 1000), using chi-squared calculate a p-value that corresponds with this data: Phenotype Observed Expected
cinnabar, vestigial 384 390
roof 408 390
cinnabar, roof, vestigial 63 70
Wild type 72 70
vestigial 32 35
cinnabar, roof 34 35
roof, vestigial 4 5
cinnabar 3 5

a. 025> p> 0.1
b. 0.9 > p >0.75
c. 0.05 > p
d. 0.75 > p>0.5
e. 0.95 >p >0.9

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