Candy colors in boxes were counted by company (A, B, and C). Test H0: Distribution ofcolors is the same using alpha and counts in The pvalue 0.01 < standard significance level. The evidence against H0 is strong. H0:"Distributions of colors are the same" is rejected. The chi square statistic 5.8 does not exceeds the critical value of 15.99. pvalue 0.83.H0 is not rejected at = 0.10 (sensitive, exploratory). Keep the status quo, or it isplausible that the distributions of colors are the same. The chi square statistic 5.54 does not exceeds the critical value of 23.21. H0 is notrejected. Keep the status quo, or it is plausible that the distributions of colors are thesame. The pvalue 0.90 > alpha 0.05. H0 is not rejected. Keep the status quo, or it is plausiblethat the distributions of colors are the same. None of the answers are correct. The pvalue 0.0000 < significance level. The evidence against H0 is extreme. H0:"Distributions of colors are the same" is rejected