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The popular candy Skittles comes in five colors. According to the Skittles website, the five colors are evenly distributed in the population of Skittle candies, so each color makes up 20% of the population. Suppose that we purchase a small bag of Skittles. Assume that this size bag always has 20 candies. In this particular bag, 6 are green: 6 out of 20 is 30%. Is this a surprising result?a. Yes, this result is surprising. Random samples with this much error are unusual.b. Yes, this result is surprising. We expect 20% of candies to be green.c. No, this result is not surprising. It is a little bit more than one standard error above 20%.d. No, this result is not surprising. We expect random samples to vary.

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Answer:

The answer is D.

Step-by-step explanation:

Because they dont go and hand pick them a machine pours them into a bag so they very in amount of color.

This result is not surprising. We expect random samples to vary. Option d is correct.

A correct statement for the error in candies distribution to be determine.

What is error?

Error is defined as the hindrance or odd outcomes in the probability.

Here, the proportion of color in candies are equal. Its not implies that the box of candies will contain same proportion of the colors in candies. So this result is not suppressing.

Thus, this result is not surprising. We expect random samples to vary.


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