What if there were 2000 seeds and 1100 produced white-fruited plants & 900 yellow-fruited? Are these results statistically significant? Explain using Chi-square analysis.

For the first cross that yields 200 seeds, the variance in data is insignificant because the value is less than 3.841, which is the critical value of the Chi-square distribution for 1 degree of freedom. These results support the hypothesis made about the first cross; any variance in data is due to random chance alone.