Sixty students in a class at the University of Florida made blinded evaluations of pairs of dark

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Sixty students in a class at the University of Florida made blinded evaluations of pairs of dark chocolates. For 60 comparisons of two chocolates, the first one was preferred 41 times. In the population that this sample represents, is there a strong evidence that a majority prefers one of the chocolates? Refer to the following software output:

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Test of parameter = 0.50 vs not = 0.50 n Sample prop 95.0% CI z-Value P-Value 60 0.6833 (0.557, 0.810) 2.84 0.002

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Explain how each result on this output was obtained.

Summarize results in a way that would be clear to someone who is not familiar with statistical inference.

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