9. A lot consists of 25 batteries, for which 5 of them are defective. Three batteries are randomly selected from the lot. Let X be a number of defective batteries selected. What is the p.d.f. of X if (a) the batteries are selected with replacement,

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9. A lot consists of 25 batteries, for which 5 of them are defective. Three batteries are
randomly selected from the lot. Let X be a number of defective batteries selected. What is
the p.d.f. of X if
(a) the batteries are selected with replacement,
(b) the batteries are selected without replacement.
Transcribed Image Text:9. A lot consists of 25 batteries, for which 5 of them are defective. Three batteries are randomly selected from the lot. Let X be a number of defective batteries selected. What is the p.d.f. of X if (a) the batteries are selected with replacement, (b) the batteries are selected without replacement.
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