1) What are the expected number of defective bulbs produced in an hour?2) What is the standard deviation of the number of defective bulbs produced in an hour? C23=BINOM.DIST(15,1000,0.5%,FALSE)ACDEFH.KLM1.PA lightbulb factory produces 1,000 lightbulbs every hour. Approximately 0.5% of thelightbulbs are defective, and do not work. Use the binomial distribution todetermine the odds each respective outcome below. Then answer the questions.3.6.Distribution Table8.0.67%Questions6.3.34%What is the expected number of defective1bulbs produced in an hour?11028.39%11314.03%What is the standard deviation of the number12417.57%of defective bulbs produced in an hour?1317.59%146.14.66%1510.46%Binomial Distribution20.00%168.6.52%18.00%173.61%16.00%18101.80%14.00%19110.81%12.00%20120.34%10.00%21130.13%8.00%22140.05%6.00%4.00%23150.02%200Use the BINOM.DISTfunction to determine24.8.101214162524the probability of theoutcome listed to theleft.2627282930313233343536373839

Given ; n = 1000, p = 0.5% = 0.005

A B F H. K 1 A lightbulb factory produces 1,000 lightbulbs every hour. Approximately 0.5% of the lightbulbs are defective, and do not work. Use the binomial distribution to determine the odds each respective outcome below. Then answer the questions. 3. 4 7 Distribution Table 0.67% Questions 6. What is the expected number of defective 1 bulbs produced in an hour? 1 3.34% 10 8.39% 11 14.03% What is the standard deviation of the number 12 4 17.57% of defective bulbs produced in an hour? 13 5 17.59% 14 6. 14.66% Binomial Distribution 15 10.46% 20.00% 16 8 6.52% 18.00% 17 9. 3.61% 16.00% 18 10 1.80% 14.00% 19 11 0.81% 12.00% 20 12 0.34% 10.00% 21 13 0.13% 8.00% 22 14 0.05% 6.00% 4.00% 23 15 0.02% 200% Use the BINOM.DIST function to determine 24 25 6. 8. 10 12 14 16 4 the probability of the outcome listed to the left. 26 27 28 29 30

A B F H. K 1 A lightbulb factory produces 1,000 lightbulbs every hour. Approximately 0.5% of the lightbulbs are defective, and do not work. Use the binomial distribution to determine the odds each respective outcome below. Then answer the questions. 3. 4 7 Distribution Table 0.67% Questions 6. What is the expected number of defective 1 bulbs produced in an hour? 1 3.34% 10 8.39% 11 14.03% What is the standard deviation of the number 12 4 17.57% of defective bulbs produced in an hour? 13 5 17.59% 14 6. 14.66% Binomial Distribution 15 10.46% 20.00% 16 8 6.52% 18.00% 17 9. 3.61% 16.00% 18 10 1.80% 14.00% 19 11 0.81% 12.00% 20 12 0.34% 10.00% 21 13 0.13% 8.00% 22 14 0.05% 6.00% 4.00% 23 15 0.02% 200% Use the BINOM.DIST function to determine 24 25 6. 8. 10 12 14 16 4 the probability of the outcome listed to the left. 26 27 28 29 30

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

6th Edition

ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

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