II. Materials and Introduction: 1. Each person should have It] KISSESltl chocolates of the same variety and a Iii-ounce plastic cup 2. Examine one of the KISSES\" chocolates. There are two possible outcomes when a KISSES'E' chocolate is tossed - landing completely on the base or not landing completely on the base. 3. Estimate p, the proportion of the time that a KISSES" chocolate will land completely on its base when tossed. 4. We will assume that p is approximately 50% and test the claim that the population proportion of KissestEI chocolates that land completely on the base is less than 5t]%. 5. We will assume that p is approximately 35% and test the claim that the population proportion of Kissest'tI chocolates that land completely on the base is different than 35%. ll]. Experiment The investigation is as follows: 5. Put 1i]I KISSES\" chocolates into the cup T. Gently shake the cup twice to help mix up the candies. 3. Tip the cup so the bottom of the rim is approximately 1 2 inches from the table and spill the candies. 9. Count the number of candies that land completely on their base. 1|]. Return the candies to the cup and repeat until you have spilled the candies 5 times. 11. Record your results on the Data Table. Data Table: Toss Number of Candies 4 IV: Questions Purpose: This activity is intended to illustrate properties of hypothesis testing and to describe how to perform hypothesis tests on a proportion