Favorite Skittles Flavor Skittles are a popular fruity candy with five different flavors (colored green, orange, purple, red, and yellow). A sample of 70 people recorded their favorite flavor and the results are shown in the table below. Perform a chi-square test, as indicated in the steps below, to see whether or not the flavors are equally popular. Green Orange Purple Red Yellow 18 10 16 14 12 Table 1 Skittles popularity   (a) State the null hypothesis. Use the subscripts 1 for Green, 2 for Orange, 3 for Purple, 4 for Red, and 5 for Yellow. Enter your answer in increasing order of the subscripts, with a number at the end.   H0: _____     (b) If every flavor of skittle were equally popular, how many people (in a sample of 70) would we expect to choose each? Enter the exact answer. We would expect ____ people in each category.   (c) How many degrees of freedom do we have? We have ______ degrees of freedom.   Carry out all calculations exactly, then round your answer for the chi-square statistic to two decimal places, and your answer for the p-value to three decimal places. χ2=  p-value=    (e) What is the conclusion about the popularity of the skittles flavors? a) Reject H0: There is evidence that the assumed proportions are correct. b) Do not reject H0: We did not find evidence that the assumed proportions are not correct. c) Reject H0: There is evidence that the assumed proportions are not correct. d) Do not reject H0: We did not find evidence that the assumed proportions are correct.

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Favorite Skittles Flavor

Skittles are a popular fruity candy with five different flavors (colored green, orange, purple, red, and yellow). A sample of 70 people recorded their favorite flavor and the results are shown in the table below. Perform a chi-square test, as indicated in the steps below, to see whether or not the flavors are equally popular.

Green Orange Purple Red Yellow
18 10 16 14 12

Table 1 Skittles popularity
 

(a) State the null hypothesis.


Use the subscripts 1 for Green, 2 for Orange, 3 for Purple, 4 for Red, and 5 for Yellow.

Enter your answer in increasing order of the subscripts, with a number at the end.
 
H0: _____
 
 

(b) If every flavor of skittle were equally popular, how many people (in a sample of 70) would we expect to choose each?


Enter the exact answer.

We would expect ____ people in each category.
 

(c) How many degrees of freedom do we have?


We have ______ degrees of freedom.
 

Carry out all calculations exactly, then round your answer for the chi-square statistic to two decimal places, and your answer for the p-value to three decimal places.

χ2= 

p-value= 
 

(e) What is the conclusion about the popularity of the skittles flavors?

a) Reject H0: There is evidence that the assumed proportions are correct.
b) Do not reject H0: We did not find evidence that the assumed proportions are not correct.
c) Reject H0: There is evidence that the assumed proportions are not correct.
d) Do not reject H0: We did not find evidence that the assumed proportions are correct.
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