A company tested 11 random brands vanilla yogurt and found the number of calories per serving given below. (Note that more than 110 different brands of vanilla yogurt exist.) Complete parts a through e. 140 160 140 120 130 100 160 160 100 130 90 O Is the Randomization Condition met or is the sample suitably representative? O No O Yes is the 10% Condition met? O Yes O No Is the Independence Assumption met? O Yes O No O I t cannot be determined from the information given. Is the Nearly Normal Condition met? O Yes O No b) Find a 95% oonfidence interval for the average calorie content of vanilla yogurt per serving. (Round to two decimal places as needed.) c) A diet guide claims that you will get an average of 118 calories from a serving of vanilla yogurt. What does this evidence indicate? Use your confidence interval to test an appropriate hypothesis and state your conclusion.

A company tested 11 random brands vanilla yogurt and found the number of calories per serving given below. (Note that more than 110 different brands of vanilla yogurt exist.) Complete parts a through e. 140 160 140 120 130 100 160 160 100 130 90 O Is the Randomization Condition met or is the sample suitably representative? O No O Yes is the 10% Condition met? O Yes O No Is the Independence Assumption met? O Yes O No O I t cannot be determined from the information given. Is the Nearly Normal Condition met? O Yes O No b) Find a 95% oonfidence interval for the average calorie content of vanilla yogurt per serving. (Round to two decimal places as needed.) c) A diet guide claims that you will get an average of 118 calories from a serving of vanilla yogurt. What does this evidence indicate? Use your confidence interval to test an appropriate hypothesis and state your conclusion.

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