A factory has three machines such as A, B and C that produce 5 kΩ resistors. 80% of the resistors produced by A machine are within 5% tolerance and 70% of the resistances produced by B machine are within 5% tolerance. 60% of the production of the C machine provides this tolerance. Machines A, B and C produce 5000, 2000 and 3000 resistors in 1 hour, respectively. All produced resistors are shipped randomly mixed. 1.The probability that a resistance produced by this factory has a 5% tolerance, i.e. 5000 ± 250 Ω ? 2.Probability of a resistor within a randomly selected tolerance being produced from machine B? 3.Probability of a resistor within a randomly selected tolerance being produced from C machine

A factory has three machines such as A, B and C that produce 5 kΩ resistors. 80% of the resistors produced by A machine are within 5% tolerance and 70% of the resistances produced by B machine are within 5% tolerance. 60% of the production of the C machine provides this tolerance. Machines A, B and C produce 5000, 2000 and 3000 resistors in 1 hour, respectively. All produced resistors are shipped randomly mixed. 1.The probability that a resistance produced by this factory has a 5% tolerance, i.e. 5000 ± 250 Ω ? 2.Probability of a resistor within a randomly selected tolerance being produced from machine B? 3.Probability of a resistor within a randomly selected tolerance being produced from C machine

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A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

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