An industrial process produces batches of Items whose masses have a normal distribution with mean p and variance o. When the process is working correctly. p-m. From each batch a single item is selected at random and tits mass Is determined. If this mass is less than m - 30, or is greater than m+ 30, then the production process is halted and the machinery is inspected. Given that the process is working correctly, calculate, correct to 3 decimal places, the probability that the process Is halted for the first time after fewer than 20 batches have been produced.

An industrial process produces batches of Items whose masses have a normal distribution with mean p and variance o. When the process is working correctly. p-m. From each batch a single item is selected at random and tits mass Is determined. If this mass is less than m - 30, or is greater than m+ 30, then the production process is halted and the machinery is inspected. Given that the process is working correctly, calculate, correct to 3 decimal places, the probability that the process Is halted for the first time after fewer than 20 batches have been produced.

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MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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