3. Suppose that the inside diameter of bulb lamp manufactured by a company are normally distributed with a sample of 200 bulb lamps, #=0.502 inches, and o = 0.005 inches. A bulb lamp will be considered defective if its diameter is less than 0.496 inches or greater than 0.508 inches. What is the percentage of defective bulb lamp produced by the company? What did the answer indicate?

3. Suppose that the inside diameter of bulb lamp manufactured by a company are normally distributed with a sample of 200 bulb lamps, #=0.502 inches, and o = 0.005 inches. A bulb lamp will be considered defective if its diameter is less than 0.496 inches or greater than 0.508 inches. What is the percentage of defective bulb lamp produced by the company? What did the answer indicate?

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than 0.508 inches. What is the percentage of defective bulb lamp produced by the
company? What did the answer indicate?

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