If R Is Dominant to R, the Offspring of the Cross

question 4

Multiple Choice

If R is dominant to r, the offspring of the cross of RR with rr will ____.​

• A) ​have a unique phenotype
• B) ​have the same phenotype as the RR parents
• C) ​have the same phenotype as the rr parents
• D) ​have the same genotype as the RR parents
• E) ​have the same genotype as the rr parents

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Definitions:

Expected Frequencies

The anticipated counts in each category of a contingency table assuming no association between the variables.

Null Hypothesis

A hypothesis used in statistics that proposes no significant difference or effect.

Qualitative Variables

Variables that express attributes or categories, such as gender, nationality, or brand preference, and cannot be quantitatively measured.

Degrees of Freedom

The tally of distinct numbers or magnitudes assignable to a statistical distribution.