Abstract The purpose of this paper is to provide a written report of the five part M&M project. Part one was sampling. We were to purchase 3 bags of M&M and record the color counts of each bag in an Excel spread sheet. For part two we calculated the sample proportions for each color, the mean number of candies per1.69oz bag, created a histogram for the number of candies per bag, use Excel to compute the descriptive statistics for the total number of candies per bag and summarize the information. In part three we located the 95% confidence interval for the proportion of blue, orange, green, yellow, red and brown. For part four we tested claims for percentages of each color. In the final part of the project we tested the hypothesis Brown; H0: p=.13 claim, H1: p[pic] .13; Z= -1.0724; Fail to reject There is insufficient evidence to suggest the true proportion is not .13.
Mean, H0: [pic] [pic]54, H1:[pic] [pic] 54 claim; P= .0000000014; reject There is sufficient evidence to support the claim that on average 1.69oz bags will contain more than 54 candies.
Bonus H0: [pic] [pic]1.5, H1:[pic] [pic] 1.5 claim; [pic]= 113.145; [pic]= 83.71763, Fail to reject There is not enough evidence at the 5% level of significance to support the claim that the standard deviation number of candies is less than 1.5.
Part 5: Method, Analysis, Results For the final portion of our project we were instructed to test the hypothesis that the population proportions of red and brown are equal. . Hypotheses= H0:p1=p, Ha: p1≠p2; X1=578, n1=5001, p1=.1156; X2=6235, n2=5001, p2= .1250; [pic]= .1203; Z= 1.4447; [pic]= -1.96 & 1.96; z1.96 rejection region Fail to reject the null; There is not enough evidence to reject the claim.
Quality Assurance To investigate one of the colors being off its targeted amount, I first inspect the settings on the machines to make sure that they had not been altered. If the setting on the bagging or mixing machine it will cause discrepancies in the proportions. Some of the m&ms may be spilling during the bagging process. It is also possible that the
M&M PROJECT Statistics 300 23June2013 First to get started with the project three 1.69 ounce bags of plain M&M’s were purchased from Shoppers, and 2 7-11’s. These bags will help with taking a sample of the population that is produced. Purchasing the bags from three different stores will help with the results of the project being meaningful because it is assured that the samples will be truly random. Random sampling is when all members of a group have an equal and independent…
Abstract M&Ms® have a history of being in existence for many, many years. This popular candy was chosen as the sample for the basis of this project. Once all of the data was collected from all of the students in our class this quarter, we, as a whole, were able to conclude several findings. The manner in which we concluded these results is explained in great detail throughout this paper. It is pretty amazing how an insignificant piece of chocolate can, once combined and analyzed with other…
1. Project Identification Project Name Water Consumption at Waterfront Campus Project Sponsor Darrell Stevens Project Manager Darrell Stevens Version 1.0 2. PROJECT BACKGROUND/CONTEXT There is currently no in depth data on hand for the amount of water used on campus. Our Woodside Wing is Gold in LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) and Harbour Wing is Silver. 3. Project OBJECTIVES (purpose) Cut down on the water consumption at the Waterfront campus. Educate student and staff…
Turkish irrigation project Kemal Tunç, General Manager of Turkish pipe manufacturer Subor, explains how the company has become a preferred supplier of glass reinforced plastic (GRP) pipes for irrigation projects in the country. A s one of the most important natural resources, water plays a great role both in Turkey and the rest of the world. Today, a vital requirement is the more efficient use of water. In Turkey, 74% of water useage is for irrigation in agricultural projects and therefore…
MAT 300 m&ms® Project Part 1 (10 pts) Throughout this course we will be using m&ms® data to help explain some of the concepts being taught as well as give you a feel for how these methods can be used. We will be exploring plain m&ms® and I have chosen to use the 1.69 oz size bags for convenience and affordability. From a larger perspective, the purpose of our report is to examine the packaging process for plain 1.69 ounce bags of m&ms®. In order to get started, everyone needs to visit three…
the project. Step 3: Develop a mitigation strategy for each High/High, High/Medium and Medium/High risk. Consider developing mitigation strategies for the Medium/Medium risks. | |Potential Impact on |Likelihood of | | | |Project Success…
activity with greatest EFT. Appendix 1 – simple calculations When the project is to be completed by the given time frame, it’s crucial to know how long an activity can occur. This can be calculated by the backward pass (BP) exactly opposite to the FP. Latest start time (LST) for any activity is determined by subtracting DUR from Latest finish time (LFT) for that activity. The LFT of the final activity is the total project time. Appendix 2 – simple calculations TOTAL FLOAT (TF) When earliest…
11:30 a.m. M/W/F: 10:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Meets: (A) 1:30 – 2:20, PH 226B (B) 2:30 – 3:20, PH A22 (C) 3:30 – 4:20, DH 2105 Course Calendar • Fall 2014 Wk. Dates Topics Assignments DUE 1 M Aug. 25 Introduction Purchase books! W Résumés and the Job Hunt (and Clients, too) F Word Processing and Résumé Formatting 2 M Sep. 1 NO CLASS MEETING (Labor Day) W Cover Letters F Personal Statements • PAR Statements, Realistic Goals, Personal Plans Quiz 1: Career Documents Résumé Draft 3 M Sep. 8 Interview…
Course Project Astronomy – The Milky Way Project Final Project Rasmussen College Chantalle Witte November 5, 2014 I chose to research and observe the Milky Way Project through Zooniverse. The primary goal for this research was to locate and classify space bubbles. These space bubbles are essentially assumed to be the formation of stars (The Milky Way Project. Retrieved from http://www.milkywayproject.org). However, space bubbles are considered to be a great unknown, because we simply…
