19.Perform a chi-square analysis using the expected and observed data in Data Table 19. 20.Calculate chi-squared (X2). Show your work in Panel 5. Note: If you count less than 493 total kernels, adjust the expected values, as needed, to match the total number of kernels you observed. Hint: You will need to calculate "the sum total of (observed - expected) ?/ expected" for 4 phenotypes. 21.Record the degrees of freedom in the Data Table 20. 22.Use the chi-square distribution table (Table 1) to determine the range of the p-value. Record the p-value in Data Table 20. 23.In the Conclusion section of Data Table 20, record whether your calculated p-value was greater than (>) or less than (