A candy manufacturer advertises that their fruit-flavored sweets have hard sugar shells in five colors with the following distribution: 35% cherry red, 10% vibrant orange, 10% daffodil yellow, 25% emerald green, and 20% royal purple. A random sample of 300 sweets yielded the counts in the following table: Cherry Vibrant Daffodil Emerald Royal Red Orange Yellow Green Purple Observed Counts 94 34 22 77 73 Is there sufficient evidence that the distribution is different from what is claimed by the manufacturer? [state-plan-do-conclude]