Question

Second-Generation Offspring In another experiment, Mendel crossbred non pure tall pea plants. As a result, the second-generation offspring were 787 tall plants and 277 short plants. Determine the empirical probability of a second-generation plant being.

Answer 1

find P(tall plants) and P(short plants)

Answer 2

i founds it!

Answer 3

You serious?

Answer 4

well your question at least....lol

Answer 5

but i might have an answer for you

Answer 6

Lol god finally

Answer 7

You know why you get hit on because you got your pic up as an icon.

Answer 8

okay so knowing nothing about biology or whatever youre taking, i looked up how to determine the empirical probability....heres what i found (for your exact question at that!)

The cross is:

Tt x Tt

possible offspring TT Tt tT tt = 3/4 tall 1/4 short.

Answer 9

well i am signed on through facebook. lol

Answer 10

My professor didn't accept that answer

Answer 11

And you googled that lmao

Answer 12

hey i tried. lol thats how i try to figure out my problems. usually it helps. haha im trying for ya!

Answer 13

True now do you want help?

Answer 14

Maybe I could try to answer it

Answer 15

please for the love of god. or ill jump out my window. only problem is im on the first floor. lmao

Answer 16

Omg you biting my lines

Answer 17

hey at least i was paying attention unlike everyone else in this place. haha

Answer 18

True you tried gosh lol

Answer 19

hold on im still looking for ya....

Answer 20

Giv me your question in the mean while though

Answer 21

im having trouble getting the answer to the integral of (1)/(49-169x^2). my answer does not match the real answer, and im not sure how they got their answer. please help! i need step by step instructions!!!

Answer 22

What is full question, I mean can you post your whole question on here

Answer 23

that was my question. lol

Answer 24

Lol I can give you the ans but not step by step

Answer 25

my answer is this....1/98 * (ln(7+13x)+ln(7-13x)) +c
the real answer is ....1/182 * (ln(7+13x)-ln(7-13x)) + c

i just dont understand why its 1/182 and where they got the minus in between the ln's

Answer 26

Mhmmmm

Answer 27

I think the ans is -1/169x^2-49
-1/(13x-7) 14(13x-7)

Answer 28

Sorry delete the 14

Answer 29

how did you get that??

Answer 30

Let me double check

Answer 31

You want to find out integral right?

Answer 32

∫ 52/(x^2*sqrt(169x^2-49)) dx

forget the 52 for now; we'll multiply the answer by 52 at the end
∫ 1/(x^2*sqrt(169x^2-49)) dx

Let x= (7/13) sec t
dx = (7/13) sec(t) tan(t) dt

169x^2-49 = 49 sec^2 t - 49 = 49(sec^2(t)-1) = 49 tan^2 t
sqrt(169x^2-49) = 7 tan t

∫ 1/(x^2*sqrt(169x^2-49)) dx = ∫ (7/13) sec(t) tan(t) dt / (169/49) sec^2(t) (7 tan(t))

= (13/49) ∫ cos(t) dt
(13/49) sin (t)
Multiply by 52
(676/49) sin(t) + C
(676/49) sqrt(1-cos^2(t)) + C

sec(t) = (13/7) x
cos(t) = (7/13x)
cos^2(t) = 49/169x^2

sqrt(1-cos^2(t)) = sqrt(1-49/169x^2) = sqrt(169x^2-49) /13x

(676/49) sqrt(1-cos^2(t)) = ((676/49)sqrt(169x^2-49) /13x
= 52/ [49x sqrt(169x^2-49)] + C

Answer 33

I hate math!

Answer 34

ya. i gots it now. it was the damn chain rule. im having to use partial fractions to solve the problem. i had gotten an answer that was wrong but not too far off from what the real answer is. NOW i see whats up....with the chain rule i see how its 1/182 and a minus in between the ln's. yes my friend i hate math too. but with my major, ill never be done with it or physics. blarg.

Answer 35

Well at least I tried

Answer 36

you did. actually your answer made me realize it. so you did help me!

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I am glad it helped you

Answer 38

so back to your question. im still looking for something that would help you. just so im clear, youre wanting to know how to find the empirical probability of a second generation plant correct?

Answer 39

That's right

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I have to find find P(tall plants) and P(short plants)

Answer 41

okay. im still looking for ya. :)

Answer 42

I never seen a person tried so hard lol

Answer 43

well i feel like if you give good things, good things come in return.

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I didn't give you nothing good though

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Nothing yet lol

Answer 46

ya but you helped me see what my issue was. and im trying to prevent you jumping out your window. haha. its just been a long time since i had biology or done any probability probs. does your teacher want it in fractional form?

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bahaha

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Lol

Answer 49

This chat so slow

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it really is give me a few mins. i found some info on probability. :)

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Gr8 Job

Answer 52

I already jumped out my window

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okay so ive found something that is the only actual thing on probability. i couldnt find anything else that would explain probability other than this. this might help...heres the link.

http://www.math.uah.edu/stat/prob/Probability.html

about 3/4 of the page down, it talks about genetics (which from what i read im assuming youre doing) it talks about a pea plant and its parents. maybe this will help you! i hope!

Answer 54

if you scroll down, youll see a in boldface "Genetics". thats where im referring to.

Answer 55

You from N.Y

Answer 56

I see it lol

Answer 57

haha no im in Georgia.

Answer 58

OO

Answer 59

quite a ways away from NY. lol

Answer 60

Pretty much lol

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im assuming thats where you are from. haha

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you know out of the millions of pages i searched through that was the only thing i found that even explained what probability is and how you can find it. everything else was just problems or articles on gambling. lolol

Answer 63

You assumed it right

Answer 64

Gambling wtf lol

Answer 65

haha i know! lol

Answer 66

gambling, cards and dice. go figure. nope my friend i dont even know what that is. hahahaha

Answer 67

lol

Answer 68

I bbroke my bonesq jumping out the window lol

Answer 69

I still couldn't figure out my answer.

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but you can search for me on facebook....www.facebook.com/ashthedoll
im sorry friend i tried. i fail with probability. lol

Answer 71

I dont have facebook