Mars, Inc. states that 16% of all milk chocolate M&M’S® produced are green. A group of students took the following samples from a bowl of 500 mixed up M&M’S®. (see attachment)Why can we not realistically calculate the population parameter of interest directly?How could the concept of random sampling be used to investigate the population parameter of interest?What are we interested in finding out about each of the samples of M&M’S®? Sample #12345678910111213Sample Proportions for n = 3014151617181920Proportion of green M&M's5/30 = 0.176/30 = 0.203/30 = 0.108/30 = 0.273/30 = 0.103/30 = 0.106/30 = 0.205/30 = 0.177/30 = 0.233/30 = 0.103/30 = 0.104/30 = 0.137/30 = 0.235/30 = 0.175/30 = 0.171/30 = 0.036/30 = 0.208/30 = 0.271/30 = 0.035/30 = 0.17Sample #1234567891011121314151617Sample Proportions for n = 60181920Proportion of green M&M's12/60 = 0.2015/60 = 0.2514/60 = 0.237/60 = 0.1210/60 = 0.1710/60 = 0.1711/60 = 0.287/60 = 0.128/60 = 0.1310/60 = 0.178/60 = 0.1311/60 = 0.186/60 = 0.1011/60 = 0.1812/60 = 0.2010/60 = 0.1712/60 = 0.2011/60 = 0.1813/60 = 0.228/60 = 0.13 Dot Plots for Sample Proportions of Green M&M's for Sample Sizes n = 30 and n = 6000.050.050.10.150.1Proportion of Green M&M'sSample Size n = 300.20.150.2Proportion of Green M&M'sSample Size n = 600.250.250.30.3

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Mars, Inc. states that 16% of all milk chocolate M&M’S® produced are green. A group of students took the following samples from a bowl of 500 mixed up M&M’S®. (see attachment)

Why can we not realistically calculate the population parameter of interest directly?
How could the concept of random sampling be used to investigate the population parameter of interest?
What are we interested in finding out about each of the samples of M&M’S®?