a) Processor made by a certain company are considered to be defective with an independent probability 0.01. The company provides the processor in 10 pack. It offers a money-back guarantee that 1 of the 10 processor is faulty at most. What percentage will the company substitute parcels sold? What is expected number of packages sold must the company replace?

a) Processor made by a certain company are considered to be defective with an independent probability 0.01. The company provides the processor in 10 pack. It offers a money-back guarantee that 1 of the 10 processor is faulty at most. What percentage will the company substitute parcels sold? What is expected number of packages sold must the company replace?

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A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

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