2. The common fruit fly (Drosophila melanogaster), which is used frequently in biology experiments, has wings that can be curly or flat and its eyes can be white, red, or brown. One researcher measured the wing type and eye color of the 34 flies in her lab. Of the 10 that had brown eyes, 80% had curly wings. For those with red eyes, one more had flat wings than curly wings. And of the 18 flies with curly wings, an equal number had red and brown eyes. Create a contingency table to display this data. (3pt)