3. (1 mark) Diameters of bearings in mass production are normally distributed with mean 0.20 inch and standard deviation 0.01 inch. Bearing specifications call for diameters of 0.20±0.02 inch. What is the probability of a defective bearing being produced?

3. (1 mark) Diameters of bearings in mass production are normally distributed with mean 0.20 inch and standard deviation 0.01 inch. Bearing specifications call for diameters of 0.20±0.02 inch. What is the probability of a defective bearing being produced?

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call for diameters of 0.20±0.02 inch. What is the probability of a defective
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