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M&M Confidence Interval regarding the count of each color of M&M contained in a "fun size" bag of M&Ms for hypothesis testing. Use the traditional hypothesis testing method, the results of your earlier observations regarding color, and the information contained in the Word document linked above, to test the claim that the number of orange M&Ms in a fun size bag is less than that stated by the company. Use alpha = .05.

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