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If you go through my thread here
https://www.physicsforums.com/threa...the-phenotypic-ratio-of-the-pea-plant.848650/
There is a particular reason that strikes me when i go through the answers i received - it seems so that for each pea to grow into a tall plant, the possibility of such an event is 3 for 4; and the probability of the pea to grow to a dwarf one is 1 for 4...
lets consider a similar sort of experiment, Mendel took
Say I have a die and 5 of it's faces are painted green and the other 1 is painted yellow, and you don't know the number of faces the die has ( say ). Only by rolling the die and noting observations can you guess the number of faces a die has for X number of trails and ;
will greater the X , more accurate the guess ?
https://www.physicsforums.com/threa...the-phenotypic-ratio-of-the-pea-plant.848650/
There is a particular reason that strikes me when i go through the answers i received - it seems so that for each pea to grow into a tall plant, the possibility of such an event is 3 for 4; and the probability of the pea to grow to a dwarf one is 1 for 4...
lets consider a similar sort of experiment, Mendel took
Say I have a die and 5 of it's faces are painted green and the other 1 is painted yellow, and you don't know the number of faces the die has ( say ). Only by rolling the die and noting observations can you guess the number of faces a die has for X number of trails and ;
will greater the X , more accurate the guess ?