Please tell me some other methods to solve this without using proportions(easier and consistent methods please)Thanks! 28.In a random sample of 10% of the daily production, a manufacturing company finds 100 defective parts. Inanother random sample, 4 out of 20 parts are defective. Find the approximate number of parts the companymakes each day.The company makes about parts each day.(A)10% is 100So 100% = 1,000420BSet up proportionx2501,000Xx250205,000 parts

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28. In a random sample of 10% of the daily production, a manufacturing company finds 100 defective parts. In another random sample, 4 out of 20 parts are defective. Find the approximate number of parts the company makes each day. The company makes about parts each day.