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a. Samples consisting of a fixed number of articles are taken periodically from the continuous production of plant and the number of samples containing 0,1, 2, ...,n defective articles are recorded in the table below. No. of defective per sample 1 2 3 5 <6 Total No. of samples 24 30 26 14 4 100 Supposing that the mean number of defective articles per sample represents the true mean of the number of defective articles per sample and that the Poisson Distribution Law applies to the number of defective articles in a sample, find the probability that a sample contains i. Exactly 5 defective articles ii. No defective article iii. At least 3 defective articles

a. Samples consisting of a fixed number of articles are taken periodically from the continuous production of plant and the number of samples containing 0,1, 2, ...,n defective articles are recorded in the table below. No. of defective per sample 1 2 3 5 <6 Total No. of samples 24 30 26 14 4 100 Supposing that the mean number of defective articles per sample represents the true mean of the number of defective articles per sample and that the Poisson Distribution Law applies to the number of defective articles in a sample, find the probability that a sample contains i. Exactly 5 defective articles ii. No defective article iii. At least 3 defective articles

Glencoe Algebra 1, Student Edition, 9780079039897, 0079039898, 2018
Glencoe Algebra 1, Student Edition, 9780079039897, 0079039898, 2018
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a. Samples consisting of a fixed number of articles are taken periodically from the continuous production of plant and the number of samples containing 0,1,2, ...,n defective articles are recorded in the table below. No. of defective per sample 1 2 3 4 <6 Total No. of samples 24 30 26 14 4 2 100 Supposing that the mean number of defective articles per sample represents the true mean of the number of defective articles per sample and that the Poisson Distribution Law applies to the number of defective articles in a sample, find the probability that a sample contains i. Exactly 5 defective articles ii. No defective article iii. At least 3 defective articles
Transcribed Image Text:a. Samples consisting of a fixed number of articles are taken periodically from the continuous production of plant and the number of samples containing 0,1,2, ...,n defective articles are recorded in the table below. No. of defective per sample 1 2 3 4 <6 Total No. of samples 24 30 26 14 4 2 100 Supposing that the mean number of defective articles per sample represents the true mean of the number of defective articles per sample and that the Poisson Distribution Law applies to the number of defective articles in a sample, find the probability that a sample contains i. Exactly 5 defective articles ii. No defective article iii. At least 3 defective articles
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