A manager accepts the work submitted by his typist only when there is no mistake in the work. The typist has to type on an average 20 letters per day of about 200 words each. Find the chance of her making a mistake: (i) if less than 1% of the letters submitted by her are rejected, (ii) if on 90% days all the letters submitted by her are accepted. [As the probability of making a mistake is small, you may use Poisson Distribution. Take e = 2-72.]? %3D

A manager accepts the work submitted by his typist only when there is no mistake in the work. The typist has to type on an average 20 letters per day of about 200 words each. Find the chance of her making a mistake: (i) if less than 1% of the letters submitted by her are rejected, (ii) if on 90% days all the letters submitted by her are accepted. [As the probability of making a mistake is small, you may use Poisson Distribution. Take e = 2-72.]? %3D

College Algebra

10th Edition

ISBN:9781337282291

Author:Ron Larson

Publisher:Ron Larson

Chapter8: Sequences, Series,and Probability

Section: Chapter Questions

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