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According to the manufacturer of the candy Skittles, 20% of the candy produced are red. If we take a random sample of 100 bags of Skittles, what is the probability that the proportion in our sample of red candies will be less than 20%? Which statement, if any, is not true for the conditions to use the Central Limit Theorem?

▸ The sample size is small compared to the population.

▸ Though not from a random sample, we can assume that the bags are representative of the population.

▸ The success/failure conditions are satisfied.

▸ All of these statements are true.

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