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Five out of 100 cell phones are randomly selected for quality control. If eight of the...
Five out of 100 cell phones are randomly selected for quality
control. If eight of the phones are defective, what is the
probability that exactly n phones in the random sample of five will
be defective? (Variable n can take values from 0 through 5.)
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