Mathematics, 14.10.2019 23:30 alimfelipe

Arandom sample of 100 candies contains 28 orange candies. is this result unusual? does it seem that the claimed rate of 15% is wrong? a. yes, because 28 is within the range of usual values. thus, the claimed rate of 15 % is probably wrong. b. yes comma because 28 is below the minimum usual value. thus, the claimed rate of 15 % is probably wrong. c. no comma because 28 is within the range of usual values. thus, the claimed rate of 15 % is probably wrong. d. yes comma because 28 is greater than the maximum usual value. thus, the claimed rate of 15 % is probably wrong.

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