why are binary statistics used in statistics what type of statistics do you use to compare a population when a genotype is off of a bacterial gene does it change what statistical tests are used to compare the states that are associated with a specific gene? are two genetic patterns wholly independent what is the statistically independent state for genotyping can a population be scored in binary numbers? why is a digit of 100 useful in comparing which statement would suggest that a bacterium has a genetically different state than a control population? how do we compare proportions which statistic is accurate for comparing the individual's genetic pattern? why is the state of the gene different than the genotype what type of variable is 111? how many independent genes in the colony when do you have binary data why is a statistical measure used to compare two populations? when is a binary statistic considered independent which number in a sample is the independent statistic for a population of microbes? what is the binary digits of the bacterial genotype when are genotypes compared