Suppose that researchers are interested in determining if the proportion of tigers in Siberia with more orange than red is different from the proportion of tigers in Siberia with more red than orange. They randomly select 31 tigers to observe and determine if they have more orange than red on their coats or if they have more red than orange. Does this experiment meet the conditions to use the two-sample proportions method? No Yes

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