You are studying the color patterns of a species of iris that can be yellow, purple, or red. If you are performing a chi-squared test to compare the number of each you find in a field to the number you would expect to find based on the pollinators in the area, how many degrees of freedom would you have in your analysis

Number of  degrees of freedom = 2

Step-by-step explanation:

The degree of freedom in such type of chi-Square test depend on the number of phenotypes of the a particular species produced in a given cross.

Here the total phenotype number is three i.e yellow, purple, or red

Hence, the number of  degrees of freedom = total number of phenotype - 1

Number of  degrees of freedom = total number of phenotype - 1

Number of  degrees of freedom =  3-1

Number of  degrees of freedom = 2

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step-by-step explanation:

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