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A process yields 17% defective items. If 50 items are randomly selected from the process, what...
A process yields 17% defective items. If 50 items are randomly selected from the process, what is an approximate probability that the number of defectives (a) exceeds 13? (b) is less than 3? (c) provide an exact expressions for probabilities in (a) and (b)
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