12. Final: Assume choosing eight randomly selected ColorSmart-5000 televisions that last five years without a single repair. If the manufacturer's claim that the true probability that a purchaser's television set will require no repairs within five years equals .95. furthermore, it is reasonable to believe that the repair records of the purchases' sets are independent of each other. Thus, let x denote the number of then = 8 randomly selected sets that have lasted at least five years without a single repair. Find the probability that 5 randomly selected customers do not took their TV to repair during last five years. O a. .0054 O b..0197 O c.0234 O d. .2198 Previous page 日

12. Final: Assume choosing eight randomly selected ColorSmart-5000 televisions that last five years without a single repair. If the manufacturer's claim that the true probability that a purchaser's television set will require no repairs within five years equals .95. furthermore, it is reasonable to believe that the repair records of the purchases' sets are independent of each other. Thus, let x denote the number of then = 8 randomly selected sets that have lasted at least five years without a single repair. Find the probability that 5 randomly selected customers do not took their TV to repair during last five years. O a. .0054 O b..0197 O c.0234 O d. .2198 Previous page 日

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12. Final: Assume choosing eight randomly selected ColorSmart-5000 televisions that last five years without a single repair. If the
manufacturer's claim that the true probability that a purchaser's television set will require no repairs within five years equals .95.
furthermore, it is reasonable to believe that the repair records of the purchases' sets are independent of each other. Thus, let x denote the
number of the n = 8 randomly selected sets that have lasted at least five years without a single repair. Find the probability that 5
randomly selected customers do not took their TV to repair during last five years.
O a. .0054
O b.0197
O c.0234
O d. ,2198
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