Question

The Tantalizer’s Food chain has a contract to receive eggs from a large egg producer. The eggs come in lots of 4,000 dozen each week. The contract specifies that the rate of broken or defective eggs should not exceed 8 percent. Each time a load comes in, Tantalizer’s Food warehouse employees select a random sample of n = 100 eggs and check to see if they are broken or defective. If Tantalizer’s Food wants no more than a 0.05 chance of rejecting the shipment, what should the cut-off be in terms of proportion of broken or defective eggs so that if the proportion is that value or more, the shipment will be rejected? I NEED IT NOW THANK YOU .

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