A quality control engineer is responsible for testing the production process of DVD players at his company. To do this, the engineer randomly selects a batch of 12 DVD players from each day's production. The day's production is acceptable provided no more than 1 DVD player fails to meet specifications. Otherwise, the entire day's production has to be rejected. If only 86% of the day's DVD players conform to specification, what is the probability that the engineer incorrectly passes the day's production as acceptable? O 48.34% O 68.03% O 31.97% O 83.63% O 16.37%

A quality control engineer is responsible for testing the production process of DVD players at his company. To do this, the engineer randomly selects a batch of 12 DVD players from each day's production. The day's production is acceptable provided no more than 1 DVD player fails to meet specifications. Otherwise, the entire day's production has to be rejected. If only 86% of the day's DVD players conform to specification, what is the probability that the engineer incorrectly passes the day's production as acceptable? O 48.34% O 68.03% O 31.97% O 83.63% O 16.37%

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