In a plant species, genes A and E are located on one chromos…

In a plant species, genes A and E are located on one chromosome and 17 cM apart.  Gene D is on a different chromosome.  These genes encode phenotypes as follows: A (tall plant) is dominant to a (short plant) E (Yellow flower) is dominant to e (white flower) D (Smooth leaves) is dominant to d (rough leaves) A parental cross is performed with a short, yellow, smooth plant and a tall, white, rough plant.  The F1s are then test crossed.  What proportion of the progeny do you expect to be short, white, and rough?  List all significant digits in your answer using the format 0.1111