2. A shipment of assorted nuts is labeled as 45% walnuts, 20% hazelnuts, 20% almonds, and15% pistachios by count. A random scoop of mixture had following counts.Walnuts Hazelnuts Almonds Pistachios TotalCount 95Is this label accurate? Use a = 0.057033422401. Identify theparameters2. Null hypothesis3. Alternative hypothesis4. Test Statistics5. Rejection region6. Conclusion

Given, A shipment of assorted nuts is labelled as having 45%walnuts, 20% hazelnuts, 20% almonds and…

2. A shipment of assorted nuts is labeled as 45% walnuts, 20% hazelnuts, 20% almonds, and 15% pistachios by count. A random scoop of mixture had following counts. Walnuts Hazelnuts Almonds Pistachios Total Count 95 70 33 42 240 Is this label accurate? Use a = =0.05 1. Identify the parame ters 2. Null hypothe sis

2. A shipment of assorted nuts is labeled as 45% walnuts, 20% hazelnuts, 20% almonds, and 15% pistachios by count. A random scoop of mixture had following counts. Walnuts Hazelnuts Almonds Pistachios Total Count 95 70 33 42 240 Is this label accurate? Use a = =0.05 1. Identify the parame ters 2. Null hypothe sis

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