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Micas conclusion is incorrect. There were 30 high school students surveyed and 15 of them said that they could drive, and out of the 60 college students half of them also said they could drive. In both situations, half of the groups were able to drive which shows that his conclusion of knowing that a person is in college means they are more likely to drive is incorrect.
If tall is completely dominant over short, then the mother's genotype is either TT or Tt. The father is short so his genotype is tt.
Crossing TT with tt produces only heterzygous offspring with genotype Tt. Then the genotypic and phenotypic ratios are 0 TT : 1 Tt : 0 tt and 1 tall : 0 short, respectively. As percentages, these would
• geno: 0% TT : 100% Tt : 0% tt
• pheno: 100% tall : 0% short
Crossing Tt with tt on the other hand produces offspring with genotype either Tt or tt with equal probability, so that the geno and pheno ratios are 0 TT : 1 Tt : 1 tt and 1 tall : 1 short. As percentages,
• geno: 0% TT : 50% Tt : 50% tt
• pheno: 50% tall : 50% short
Volume = base x width x height
Bill's Box is 8x20x6=960 cm^3
Martin's Box is 4x15x16=960 cm^3
Bill is right. The boxes have the same volume
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