Are Consumers Being Cheated? The Orange County Bureau of Weights and Measures received complaints that the Windsor Bottling Company was cheating consumers by putting less than 12 oz of root beer in its cans. When 24 cans are randomly selected and measured, the amounts are found to have a mean of 11.4 oz and a standard deviation of 0.62 oz. The company president, Harry Windsor, claims that the sample is too small to be meaningful. Use the sample data to test the claim that consumers are being cheated. Does Harry Windsor’s argument have any validity?