A).What type of hypothesis test is required here?State all assumptions required for this test.

B).Fill in the row of expected values in the table above.Round each value to 1 decimal place.

C).State the null and alternate hypotheses for this test: (use correct symbols and format!)

Null hypothesis

Alternate hypothesis

D).Using = 0.10, run the correct hypothesis test and provide the information below.Give the correct symbols AND numeric value of each of the following (round answers to 3 decimal places).

Test Statistic

Critical value [HINT: this is NOT ]

Degrees of Freedom

p-value

E).State your statistical decision (and justify it!) and interpret your decision within the context of the problem.What is your conclusion?

The Mars Company, makers of MSLM candy, claims that in every plain M8:M bag there is 13 5'16 red pieces. The company also states that the colors are blended mechanically according to the formula, but occasionally an unusual assortment of colors may appear. Aisha got a 32 oz bag of mam and sorted the pieces according to their colors. She recorded the counts below. She wants to see if her bag of M&Ms follows the claimed color distribution of the Mars Company. Red Yellow Green Orange Blue Brown Total Observed counts of MaM pieces for 130 149 155 210 252 123 1019 each color Expected number of M&M pieces for each color