Answer on Question #86142 – Math – Statistics and Probability
Question
If 20% of the memory chips made in a certain plant are defective, find the probability that in a lot of 100 randomly chosen chips for inspection:
(i) at most 15 chips will be defective
(ii) the number of defectives will be between 15 and 25.
Solution
The binomial distribution b(x;n,p)
b(x;n,p)=(xn)px(1−p)n−xn=100,p=0.2
(i) at most 15 chips will be defective
p(x≤15)=∑i=015p(x=i)=(0100)p0(1−p)100−0+(1100)p1(1−p)100−1++(2100)p2(1−p)100−2+(3100)p3(1−p)100−3+(4100)p4(1−p)100−4++(5100)p5(1−p)100−5+(6100)p6(1−p)100−6+(7100)p7(1−p)100−7++(8100)p8(1−p)100−8+(9100)p9(1−p)100−9+(10100)p10(1−p)100−10++(11100)p11(1−p)100−11+(12100)p12(1−p)100−12++(13100)p13(1−p)100−13+(14100)p14(1−p)100−14++(15100)p15(1−p)100−15=2.027×10−10+5.096×10−9+6.302×10−8++5.147×10−7+3.120×10−6+1.498×10−5+5.928×10−5++1.990×10−4+5.784×10−4+0.001478+0.003362+00.6878++0.012754+0.021583+0.033531+0.048062≈0.1285
(ii) the number of defectives will be between 15 and 25.
p(15≤x≤25)=(15100)p15(1−p)100−15+(16100)p16(1−p)100−16++(17100)p17(1−p)100−7+(18100)p18(1−p)100−18++(19100)p19(1−p)100−19+(20100)p20(1−p)100−20++(21100)p21(1−p)100−21+(22100)p22(1−p)100−22++(23100)p23(1−p)100−23+(24100)p24(1−p)100−24++(25100)p25(1−p)100−25=0.048062+0.063832+0.078851++0.090898+0.098074+0.099300+0.094572+0.084900++0.090898+0.071980+0.057734+0.043878≈0.8321
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