The bill for your dinner is $91. You leave a $15.47 tip. What is the percent of tip?
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Yes, this is surprising. Random samples with this much error are unusual.
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The expected proportion of green candies in the bag is p=0.20.
We have a sample with proportion p=0.3.
The amount of candies in the bag are 100.
We can calculate the probabilities of having 30 candies out of a sample of size n=100, if the proportion of the population is p=0.2.
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Then, the probability of having 30 or more candy in the bag is (applying the continuity factor):
There is too little probability (1%) of having 30 green candies in the bag.