Answer:
A) There are no Counts
B) I'll count the number of each type of nut.
Step-by-step explanation:
A) Yes, the Chi-square is not an appropriate method because the question gave us the weight of the nuts in grams and these are not counts. Whereas, the chi-square goodness-of-fit test requires that the data values are counts.
B) What i will do instead is that i will count the number of each type of nut and assume that the given percentages are also relevant for each type of nut.
x = perimeter
x<156
length = 66
so, in order to calculate perimeter you need to add two lengths and two widths
so
156 (perimeter) - 2 (66) = two widths
156 - 132 = 24 (remember this number is two widths added together)
so 24 twice the width SO 12 would be the number that the width can't be larger than
the width has to be less than 12
w < 12
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