Hello!
I would really appreciate if you could help me with this:
How to reject the Null hypothesis in Mendelian genetics, given that the observations represent a 3:1 ratio instead of the 1:1 ratio.
I have a table right here:
Feature Dominant Recessive Ratio
Smooth vs wrinkled seeds 5474 1850 2.96
Yellow vs Green 6022 2001 3.01
Purple vs White flowers 705 224 3.15
Smooth vs wrinkled pods 882 299 2.95
Yellow vs Green pods 428 152 2.82
Long vs short stems 787 277 2.84
Total 14949 5010 2.98
I don't know if there could be a method other than the chi square. Thank you so much!

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Hello!
I would really appreciate if you could help me with this:
How to reject the Null hypothesis in Mendelian genetics, given that the observations represent a 3:1 ratio instead of the 1:1 ratio.
I have a table right here:
Feature	Dominant	Recessive	Ratio
Smooth vs wrinkled seeds	5474	1850	2.96
Yellow vs Green	6022	2001	3.01
Purple vs White flowers	705	224	3.15
Smooth vs wrinkled pods	882	299	2.95
Yellow vs Green pods	428	152	2.82
Long vs short stems	787	277	2.84
Total	14949	5010	2.98
I don't know if there could be a method other than the chi square. Thank you so much!