A manufacturer of metal pistons finds that on average, 7/12 of his pistons are rejected because they are either oversize or undersized. Let Z- Number of pistons accepted with actual size. In a sample of 14 pistons manufactured, what is the probability t at least 2 pistons are accepted? OA. None of these OB. 0.9942 Ос. 0.0058 OD. 0.0586 Evaluate the variance of the distribution. OA. None of these OB.5.8 Ос. 3.4 OD. 6.5

A manufacturer of metal pistons finds that on average, 7/12 of his pistons are rejected because they are either oversize or undersized. Let Z- Number of pistons accepted with actual size. In a sample of 14 pistons manufactured, what is the probability t at least 2 pistons are accepted? OA. None of these OB. 0.9942 Ос. 0.0058 OD. 0.0586 Evaluate the variance of the distribution. OA. None of these OB.5.8 Ос. 3.4 OD. 6.5

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