1. a six inch wafer of ic that measure 2mm *3mm is fabricated using a process with seven crutical steps and a total density of 5 cm^-2 a) What is the probability that a single IC will have a defect b) What is the probability that a single IC will have two defect.

1. a six inch wafer of ic that measure 2mm *3mm is fabricated using a process with seven crutical steps and a total density of 5 cm^-2 a) What is the probability that a single IC will have a defect b) What is the probability that a single IC will have two defect.

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1. a six inch wafer of ic that measure 2mm
*3mm is fabricated using a process with
seven crutical steps and a total density of 5
cm^-2
a) What is the probability that a single IC will
have a defect
b) What is the probability that a single IC will
have two defect.

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