4. Suppose that 1,000 SUVS are produced daily at BMW Spartanburg facility and 0.2% of theproduced SUVS have a paint defect. Considering a randomly selected single day:What is the expected number of paint defective SUVS?b. What is the standard deviation of paint defective SUVS?What is the probability that no paint defective SUV is produced?d. What is the probability that more than 5 paint defective SUVS are produced?a.с.

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