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Hw Score: 5.36%, 0.75 of 1. 14.1.18 Question Help are green. Supposed that the candies are packaged at random in small bags containing about 56 candies. A class of green Complete parts a A candy company claims that 10% of all their candy products the candies are packaged at elementary school students learning about percents opens several bags, counts the various colors of the candies, and calculates the proportion that are through d below A. A skewed left shape B. An approximately Normal shape C. A skewed right shape 0 D. The shape cannot be determined. b) Can the histogram be approximated by a Normal model? Explain. Select the correct choice below and fil in the answer box(es) within your choice.(Type an integer or decimal rounded to one decimal place as needed.) O A. No. The Independence Assumption is met since the candies are independent of each other, the Randomization Condition is met since the candies are chosen randomly, but O B. Yes. The Independence Assumption is met since the candies are independent of each other, the Randomization Condition is met since the candies are chosen randomly, 。C. No The Independence Assumption is metsnce the candies are independent o each other, the Random zation Cor dit n s met since the candies are chosen rand ty but the 10% Condition is not met since np-D<10. and the 10% condition is met since np = |210 and nq= the 10% Condition is not met since n-L」<10. 10. Click to select and enter your answer(s) and then click Check Answer

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A candy company claims that 10% of all their candy products are green. That is, p = 0.10

Total number of candies = n = 56

Here, np = 0.10 * 56 = 5.6 and

nq = 0.90 * 56 = 50.4

The histogram is not approximated by normal model.

=> No. The Independence Assumption is met since the candiea are independent of each other, the Randomization Condition is met since the candies are chosen randoml, but the 10% Condition is not met since np = 5.6 < 10