M&M/MARS, makers of M&M chocolate candies, conducted a national poll in which more than 10 million people indicated their preferences for a new color. The tally of this poll resulted in the replacement of tan-colored M&Ms with new blue color. In the brochure "Colors," made available by M&M/MARS Consumer Affairs, the distribution of colors for the plain candies is as follows:               Brown               Yellow                Red            Orange               Green                Blue               30%               20%                20%              10%                10%                10%   In a follow-up study, samples of 1-pound bags were used to determine whether the reported by the percentages were indeed valid. The following results were obtained for one sample of 506 plain candies.            Brown               Yellow                Red            Orange               Green                Blue           177              135                79               41                36                 38   Use αα=.10 to determine whether these data support the percentages reported by the company.

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M&M/MARS, makers of M&M chocolate candies, conducted a national poll in which more than 10 million people indicated their preferences for a new color. The tally of this poll resulted in the replacement of tan-colored M&Ms with new blue color. In the brochure "Colors," made available by M&M/MARS Consumer Affairs, the distribution of colors for the plain candies is as follows:

 

            Brown               Yellow                Red            Orange               Green                Blue
              30%               20%                20%              10%                10%                10%

 

In a follow-up study, samples of 1-pound bags were used to determine whether the reported by the percentages were indeed valid. The following results were obtained for one sample of 506 plain candies. 

          Brown               Yellow                Red            Orange               Green                Blue
          177              135                79               41                36                 38

 

Use αα=.10 to determine whether these data support the percentages reported by the company.

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