Question: Blood Types A medical researcher wishes to see if hospital patients in a large hospital have the same blood type distribution as those in the general population. The distribution for the general population is as follows:

type \(A, 20 \% ;\) type \(B, 28 \%\); type \(O, 36 \%\); and type \(\mathrm{AB}=16 \%\). He selects a random sample of 50 patients and finds the following: 12 have type A blood, 8 have type B, 24 have type \(\mathrm{O}\), and 6 have type \(\mathrm{AB}\) blood. At \(\alpha=0.10\), can it be concluded that the distribution is the same as that of the general population?

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