Acandy company claims that in a large bag (over 1,000 pieces) of st. patrick's day candy half the candies are green and half the candies are white. you pick candies at random from a bag and discover that of the first 50 you eat, 16 are green. a) if it were true that half are green and half are white, what is the probability you would have found that at most 16 out of 50 were green? b) do you think that half of the candies in the bag are really green? explain.

Which (if any) of the following scenarios is the result of a natural monopoly? instructions: you may select more than one answer. a. patent holders of genetically modified seeds are permitted to sue farmers who save seeds from one planting season to the next. b. doctors in the united states are prohibited from practicing without a medical license. c. there is one train operator with service from baltimore to philadelphia. d. coal is used as the primary energy in a country with abundant coal deposits.