The Citrus Council of America wants to determine whether consumers prefer orange juice with or without pulp. A random sample of 22 consumers was selected. Each member of the sample tasted a small, unlabeled cup of orange juice with pulp and a cup of orange juice without pulp. Of the 22 consumers, 2 said they had no preference, 5 preferred juice with pulp, and the remainder liked the juice without pulp better. Test at the .05 level that the preferences for orange juice with pulp and orange juice without pulp are equal.