A manufacturer creates and sells an electronic product that uses one resistor. The product will be defective if its resistor has a resistance below 180 ohms. The manufacturer purchases 1,000 resistors from a new supplier. The supplier claims that the average resistance of their resistors is 200 ohms with a standard deviation of 10 ohms. a. The manufacturer decides to randomly sample n = 4 of the resistors from the batch to check that the average resistance is really 200 ohms. If the estimated average resistance is below 190, the shipment will be sent back. Assuming that the suppliers specifications are correct, what is the probability that the shipment is sent back? (I.e. calculate P(X < 190).) Be sure to state any additional assumptions that you make, if any, to arrive at your answer. b. If the supplier's specification is true and the shipment of resistors is used by the manufacturer, what is the probability that a created product will be defective? State any assumptions needed to arrive at your answer. c. Suppose 980 products end up being created and sold. What is the probability that more than 60 products are returned for being defective? Give an exact probability using the binomial distribution.

A manufacturer creates and sells an electronic product that uses one resistor. The product will be defective if its resistor has a resistance below 180 ohms. The manufacturer purchases 1,000 resistors from a new supplier. The supplier claims that the average resistance of their resistors is 200 ohms with a standard deviation of 10 ohms. a. The manufacturer decides to randomly sample n = 4 of the resistors from the batch to check that the average resistance is really 200 ohms. If the estimated average resistance is below 190, the shipment will be sent back. Assuming that the suppliers specifications are correct, what is the probability that the shipment is sent back? (I.e. calculate P(X < 190).) Be sure to state any additional assumptions that you make, if any, to arrive at your answer. b. If the supplier's specification is true and the shipment of resistors is used by the manufacturer, what is the probability that a created product will be defective? State any assumptions needed to arrive at your answer. c. Suppose 980 products end up being created and sold. What is the probability that more than 60 products are returned for being defective? Give an exact probability using the binomial distribution.

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

6th Edition

ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

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