chi square and then what?

From: Andersen <andersen_800@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sun, 07 May 2006 13:06:07 +0200

Dear all
Give the fictive example:
A few people are going to pick a color amongst 5 colors in 10 repeated times.
The null hypothesis is that they pick each color equally. The alternative hypothesis is that they pick one color more that others. I know that I can test this with chi square. But chi square only shows if my null hypothesis is correct or not. But what should I do if I also want to statistically know which color is chosen mostly?
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