In a genetic experiment, theory predicts that if two genes are on different chromosomes, then the probability
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In a genetic experiment, theory predicts that if two genes are on different chromosomes, then the probability of a certain event will be 3/16. In an actual trial, the event occurs 56 times in 300. Use Lindley's method to decide whether there is enough evidence to reject the hypothesis that the genes are on the same chromosome.
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Applying Lindleys method 1 Define the hypotheses and prior odds H1 The genes are on different chromosomes p 316 H2 The genes are on the same chromosom...View the full answer
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