1. A. A biologist claims that in a certain hybridization experiment, ¼ of the peas produced would have yellow pods. In an experiment to test this theory, 158 of 580 peas had yellow pods. Does this...

Extracted text: 1. A. A biologist claims that in a certain hybridization experiment, ¼ of the peas produced would have yellow pods. In an experiment to test this theory, 158 of 580 peas had yellow pods. Does this result cause doubt on the correctness of the biologist's theory? Test at the a = 0.05 level. Use the p-value approach. Test of Hypothesis: Diagram: Test statistic to three decimals: p-value: Rejection rule: Conclusion in technical terms and in the words of the problem: