An auditor is checking the records of an accountant who is responsible for tenclients. The accounts of two of the clients contain major errors, and the accountantwill fail the inspection if the auditor finds even a single erroneous account. What isthe probability that the accountant will fail the inspection if the auditor inspects therecords of three clients chosen at random?0.28100.60000.33330.5333 The board of director of a company has voted to create an employee council for thepurpose of handling employee complaints. The council will consist of the companypresident, the vice-president for personnel, and four employee representatives. Thefour employees will be randomly selected form a list of 15 volunteers. This listconsists of nine men and six women.a. What is the probability that two or more men will be selected from the list ofvolunteers? [Select]b. What is the probability that exactly three women will be selected from the list ofvolunteers?0.1319

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An auditor is checking the records of an accountant who is responsible for ten clients. The accounts of two of the clients contain major errors, and the accountant will fail the inspection if the auditor finds even a single erroneous account. What is the probability that the accountant will fail the inspection if the auditor inspects the records of three clients chosen at random? 0.2810 0.6000 0.3333 0.5333

An auditor is checking the records of an accountant who is responsible for ten clients. The accounts of two of the clients contain major errors, and the accountant will fail the inspection if the auditor finds even a single erroneous account. What is the probability that the accountant will fail the inspection if the auditor inspects the records of three clients chosen at random? 0.2810 0.6000 0.3333 0.5333

College Algebra

10th Edition

ISBN:9781337282291

Author:Ron Larson

Publisher:Ron Larson

Chapter8: Sequences, Series,and Probability

Section8.7: Probability

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