(Solved): Pea plant reproduction can be simulated with coin tossing. The equally likely outcomes of heads and ...

Pea plant reproduction can be simulated with coin tossing. The equally likely outcomes of heads and tails are used to simulate the transfer of equally likely genes R and r from two Rr pea plants (red-flowered because R is dominant, but carrying both red and white genes). Two coins, heads representing R and tails r, have been tossed 50 times for the simulation. Using the color interpretation hh = red, ht=th=red, and tt = white gives the sequence of flower colors in offspring shown below. red-red-red-white-red-red-red-red-red red-red-red-white-red-red-red-red-red red-red-red-red-red-white-red-white red-red-red-red-white-white-white-red white-red-red-red-red-red-red-white red-red-white-red-red-white-white-white CELE Use the given sequence of flower colors to approximate the probability that six successive offspring all will have red flowers. The probability is (Type an integer or a simplified fraction.)