Answer on Question #45532, Engineering, SolidWorks — CosmoWorks — Ansys
A company manufactures 4000 cars in a year with a probability that a part will be defective is 0.002. Find the probability that company produces a) 4 cars with defective b) at least 4 cars c) at most 4 cars with defective.
Solution
Here we are dealing with binomial distribution and hence we will use formula for probability mass function:
f(k;n,p)=Pr(X=k)=(kn)pk(1−p)n−k
where n=4000 is number of randomly selected cars, k=4 is number of defective cars and p=0.002 is probability. a) So, the probability to find 4 defective cars among 4000 is
Pr(X=4)=(44000)⋅0.0024⋅(1−0.002)3996=0.0571663
c) Here we have to add probabilities that 0 or 1 or 2 or 3 or 4 cars are defective
P=Pr(X=0)+Pr(X=1)+Pr(X=2)+Pr(X=3)+Pr(X=4)==0.0003328+0.0026676+0.010689+0.028547+0.0571663=0.099403
b) To find that at least cars are defective is the same that to find sum of probabilities that 4 or 5 or ... 3999 or 4000 cars are defective. Or, to find 1 - (0 or 1 or 2 or 3 cars are defective). Hence
P=1−Pr(X=0)−Pr(X=1)−Pr(X=2)−Pr(X=3)==1−0.0003328−0.0026676−0.010689−0.028547≈0.95776
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