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Mendel used more than 28,000 pea plants in his experiments. Why is it important that he studied such a large sample of pea plants?
A. The pea plants were very inexpensive.
B. Most pea plants die after producing seeds.
C. Having more samples gave him results that were closer to the predicted ratios.
D. Using more plants made the experiments take less time.

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rwangs
The answer is C. cus the more peas he uses the more accurate the result is