Suppose you are given a bag labeled as containing 3 red balls, 3 green balls, 1 white ball, 1 orange ball, and 2 blue balls. You randomly select a ball from the bag and record its color before replacing it in the bag. You repeat this process 100 times; your results are below. Do your data provide sufficient evidence to conclude that the label on the bag is incorrect about the contents of the bag? Perform the appropriate test at the 1% significance level. Please use SPSS to solve. COLOR OF BALLFREQUENCYRed42Green34White4Orange4Blue16

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Suppose you are given a bag labeled as containing 3 red balls, 3 green balls, 1 white ball, 1 orange ball, and 2 blue balls. You randomly select a ball from the bag and record its color before replacing it in the bag. You repeat this process 100 times; your results are below. Do your data provide sufficient evidence to conclude that the label on the bag is incorrect about the contents of the bag? Perform the appropriate test at the 1% significance level. Please use SPSS to solve.