15. A manufacturer of electric bulbs sends out 500 lots each consisting of100 bulbs. If 5% bulbs are defective, in how many lot can we expect(1) 97 or more good bulbs? (ii) less than 96 good bulbs?07 (1227

15) Total number of lots is 500. Each lot contains 100 bulbs. 5% of the bulbs are defective.

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15. A manufacturer of electric bulbs sends out 500 lots each consisting of 100 bulbs. If 5% bulbs are defective, in how many lot can we expect (1) 97 or more good bulbs? (ii) less than 96 good bulbs?