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A manufactured parts is defective with probability 1/2 and being defective or not is independent among...

A manufactured parts is defective with probability 1/2 and being defective or not is independent among all the parts. Bin A consists of n + 1 parts and bin B consists of n parts. What is the probability that bin A consists of more defectives than bin B?

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