100 people were offered the chance to select one of five fruits. 12% selected an apple, ...
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100 people were offered the chance to select one of five fruits. 12% selected an apple, 50% selected and orange, etc. until each of the 100 people selected one of five fruits. How do you calculate if the percent of people selecting an apple (12%) is statistically significantly different than the percent selecting an orange 50% ???
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The proportions 12% (0.12) and 50% (0.50) are so different that, on the face of it ...
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