Refer to Exercise 5.43 but instead assume that the jar contains 2000 pieces of wrapped hard candies, of which 700 are raspberry, 1000 are butterscotch , and 300 are other flavors. Repeat parts (a)-(c) of Exercise 5.43 in this setting.

Data from in Exercise 5.43

A jar contains 20 pieces of wrapped hard candies, 7 are raspberry, 10 are butterscotch, and 3 are other flavors. Consider 4 successive draws of l piece of candy taken at random from the jar. Suppose the selection of butterscotch is the event of interest. For each of the following situations, state whether or not the model of Bernoulli trials is reasonable, and if so, determine the numerical value of p.