In order for a candy company to claim that a bridge mix is mostly chocolate stars, a proportion of at least 0.8 of the packages must contain 3 ounces or more of chocolate stars. Quality control tests a random sample of 50 packages to determine if the proportion is less than 0.8 at a significance level of 0.05. Use Sheet 5 of the Excel file to calculate p^, the z-score, and the p-value.

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Since the p-value is

evidence exists that the proportion of packages with 3 ounces or more of chocolate stars is less than 0.8.

Select Yes or No.

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In order for a candy company to claim that a bridge mix is mostly chocolate stars, a proportion of at least 0.8 of the packages must contain 3 ounces or more of chocolate stars. Quality control tests a random sample of 50 packages to determine if the proportion is less than 0.8 at a significance level of 0.05. Use Sheet 5 of the Excel file to calculate p, the >-score, and the p-value. D = Ex: 1.234 Since the p-value is Pick v than the significance level 0.05, the null hypothesis Pick Sufficient v evidence exists that the proportion of packages with 3 ounces or more of chocolate stars is less than 0.8