Since the p value is (greater or less) than the significant level 0.05 the null hypothesis (fails to be rejected or is rejected) (sufficient or insufficient) evidence exists that the proportion of packages with 3 ounces or more of chocolate stars is less than 0.8.

In order for a candy company to claim that a bridge mix is mostly chocolate stars, a proportion of at least 0.8 of the packages must contain 3 ounces or more of chocolate stars. Quality control tests a random sample of 50 packages to determine if the proportion is less than 0.8 at a significance level of 0.05. Use Sheet 6 of the Excel file, which gives the weight of chocolate stars in each of the 50 packages, to calculate p, the z-score, and the p-value. p = Ex: 1.234 ~ 2 = p = Since the p-value is | Pick * han the significance level 0.05, the null hypothesis Pick Pick + evidence exists that the proportion of packages with 3 ounces or more of chocolate stars is less than 0.8