USD02The due date for this activity has passed30%I ResourcesО HintCIThe makers of Skittles claim that 20% of Skittles candies are orange. Suppose this claim is true. You select a randomsample of 30 Skittles from a large bag. Let p = the proportion of orange Skittles in the sample.AnDescribe shape of sampling distribution of p. Justify your answer.O Because np 30(0.2) = 6 < 10 the sampling distribution of p is not approximately Normal. Because p = 0.20 iscloser to 0 than to 1, the sampling distribution of p is skewed to the left.The sampling distribution of p is approxzimately Normal because n = 30.O Because np 30(0.2) = 6 < 10 the sampling distribution of p is not approxima tely Normal. The samplingdistribution of p is skewed to the left and centered about 0.8The sampling distribution of p is mound shaped and centered at np 30(0.2) 6.Because np = 30(0.2) = 6< 10 the sampling distribution of is not approximately Normal. Because p = 0.20 iscloser to O than to 1, the sampling distribution of p is skewed to the right.terms of usecontact ushelpprivacy policyabout uscareers

The makers of Skittles claim that 20% of Skittles candies are orange. Suppose this claim is true. You select a random sample of 30 Skittles from a large bag. Let p = the proportion of orange Skittles in the sample. !3! Describe shape of sampling distribution of p. Justify your answer. O Because np = 30(0.2) = 6 < 10 the sampling distribution of p is not approximately Normal. Because p = 0.20 is closer to 0 than to 1, the sampling distribution of p is skewed to the left. O The sampling distribution of p is approximately Normal because n = 30. O Because np = 30(0.2) = 6 < 10 the sampling distribution of p is not approximately Normal. The sampling distribution of p is skewed to the left and centered about 0.8 O The sampling distribution of p is mound shaped and centered at np = O Because np = 30(0.2) = 6 < 10 the sampling distribution of p is not approximately Normal. Because p = 0.20 is %3D = 30(0.2) = 6. closer to 0 than to 1, the sampling distribution of p is skewed to the right.

The makers of Skittles claim that 20% of Skittles candies are orange. Suppose this claim is true. You select a random sample of 30 Skittles from a large bag. Let p = the proportion of orange Skittles in the sample. !3! Describe shape of sampling distribution of p. Justify your answer. O Because np = 30(0.2) = 6 < 10 the sampling distribution of p is not approximately Normal. Because p = 0.20 is closer to 0 than to 1, the sampling distribution of p is skewed to the left. O The sampling distribution of p is approximately Normal because n = 30. O Because np = 30(0.2) = 6 < 10 the sampling distribution of p is not approximately Normal. The sampling distribution of p is skewed to the left and centered about 0.8 O The sampling distribution of p is mound shaped and centered at np = O Because np = 30(0.2) = 6 < 10 the sampling distribution of p is not approximately Normal. Because p = 0.20 is %3D = 30(0.2) = 6. closer to 0 than to 1, the sampling distribution of p is skewed to the right.

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