A psychologist is observing eating behaviour in 131 children aged 33 years old from
Newcastle. He presents each child 2020 new foods which they have never eaten
before. He then records the number of foods they actually try. The results are shown in
the table below.
Number of new foods tried Frequency
0-5 45
6-10 34
11-15 31
16-20 21
Previous research with thousands of children from across the country has shown that
we expect 40% of young children to try 0 to 5 new foods, 30% to try 6 to 10 new
foods, 20% to try 11 to 15 new foods and 10% to try 16 to 20 new foods.
Perform a test to see if the children from Newcastle follow the same distribution that the
research on British children has found.
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