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M & M Math Project

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The purpose of the M&M Math Project was to figure out what is the most and least recurring color M&M in a regular M&M bag and if the most and least common would change if the M&M product was changed such as to the Pretzel M&Ms. First, I bought four packs of regular & pretzel M&Ms.
Next, I put one pack of M&Ms into four bowls, then, separated the M&Ms into six colors and counted them by color and did the same for the Pretzel M&Ms. The results were fairly close to what I had hypothesized. I had hypothesized for the regular M&Ms for green to be the most recurring and yellow to be the least recurring. My results for the regular M&Ms was green as the most recurring and red as the most uncommon, and if that would change if the M&Ms product was changed

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