SOLUTION: Suppose a candy manufacturer claims that 20% of a particular candy makes it orange. You purchase a package and find that the package has thirteen pieces in it. a. Find the mean a
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Question 369903: Suppose a candy manufacturer claims that 20% of a particular candy makes it orange. You purchase a package and find that the package has thirteen pieces in it. a. Find the mean and standard deviation for the number of orange candies in each package of thirteen.
b. Using the probability outcome, comment on whether it would be unusual to find no orange candies in your package of thirteen.
c.Using the values of the mean and standard deviation, comment on whether it would be unusual to find no orange candies in your package of thirteen. Answer by Fombitz(32388) (Show Source):
