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1 Calculate expected cell counts (2dp) for people with blue eyes and purple hair from the...

1 Calculate expected cell counts (2dp) for people with blue eyes and purple hair from the following dataset:  Blue eyes with purple hair=56, blue eyes with green hair=84, Yellow eyes with purple hair=32, yellow eyes with green hair = 17.

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The values within the parentheses within the table are the expected cell counts for each combination.

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