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To study the structure of chromosomes, the following table shows the data divided into 132 people...

To study the structure of chromosomes, the following table shows the data divided into 132 people with or without deformation of chromosomal structures and abnormalities in their chromosomal structures.

Abnormal status of parents and Chromosome strain status one of the parents none of the parents
with 28 19
without 35 50
total 63 69


Test at a significant level of 0.05 for the association between the presence of deformation of the child's chromosome and abnormalities in the parent's chromosome structure.

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