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Chapter 7: Q.2.1 (page 420)

Graph the population distribution. Identify the individuals, the variable, and the parameter of interest.

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The graph of the population distribution:

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01

Given Information

The percentages of milk, blue, orange, green, yellow, red and brown are 24%,20%,16%,14%,13%and13% candies in M&M's milk chocolate.

Number of candies are 50.

02

Explanation

An individual is made up of M&Mmilk chocolate candies, the variable is the color of the candies, and the parameter of interest is the proportion of orange candies.

Graph:

The figure could be constructed as:

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