A flower shop wishes to add the valuable Waimea orchid to its product list. They
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A flower shop wishes to add the valuable Waimea orchid to its product list. They purchase a large shipment of bulbs from a supplier in Kauai. It is established by Mendelian theory that the predominant colors in the Waimea orchid (blue, red, violet, orange) will occur with the ratio of 7:5:5:3. When the first 75 Waimea orchid bulbs bloom, the predominant colors are 29 blue, 18 red, 22 violet, 6 orange. The florists are concerned that these bulbs are not Waimea orchids, but a similar appearing (and more common, less valuable) hybrid. Use Minitab to conduct an appropriate hypothesis test at = 0.05 to test this. Copy and paste all relevant test output into your paper. Interpret your results and state your conclusion in terms of the data and the question being studied.
Explanation / Answer
The Chi^2 value is: 3.331
The Chi^2 value is 3.331. The P-Value is 0.343. The result is not significant at p=0.05.
Observed Expected Difference Difference Sq. Diff. Sq. / Exp Fr. Blue 29 26.25 2.75 7.56 0.29 Red 18 18.75 -0.75 0.56 0.03 Violet 22 18.75 3.25 10.56 0.56 Orange 6 11.25 -5.25 27.56 2.45 3.331Related Questions
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