F2 generation 470 purple : 162 white. In F1 generation only purple flowers producing plants appeared. This means purple colour is dominant. Which doesn’t allow the white colour to express itself.
In F2 generation, purple and white coloured flowers were produced in the ratio 3:1. Here the parental character of white again reappeared in about one fourth of the progeny. This occurs due to segregation of genes in the gamete formation. This represents the law of segregation and monohybrid ratio.