At a Hepsiburada distribution facility, workers are under pressure to complete orders as quicty as posbie Complitirge order means locating and collecting the ordered products and leaving them at a padkagirg desk. Workers an ate complete an average of 5 orders in an hour. a. What is the chance that a worker's number of completed orders per hour is within within one standard deiton d bhe average number of completed orders? (Round to two decimal places.) b. The new Chief Operating Officer has adopted a poN-based system related to order completion, The day is split i three-hour periods. Workers who complete a 3-hour number of orders below the average 3-hour number have a point deducted. What is the probability that a worker would have a point deducted at the end of a given 3hour perod (Round to two decimal places.) C. For six workers selected at random, what is the chance that at least 2 of them would have a point deductied at the endd a given 3-hour period?

At a Hepsiburada distribution facility, workers are under pressure to complete orders as quicty as posbie Complitirge order means locating and collecting the ordered products and leaving them at a padkagirg desk. Workers an ate complete an average of 5 orders in an hour. a. What is the chance that a worker's number of completed orders per hour is within within one standard deiton d bhe average number of completed orders? (Round to two decimal places.) b. The new Chief Operating Officer has adopted a poN-based system related to order completion, The day is split i three-hour periods. Workers who complete a 3-hour number of orders below the average 3-hour number have a point deducted. What is the probability that a worker would have a point deducted at the end of a given 3hour perod (Round to two decimal places.) C. For six workers selected at random, what is the chance that at least 2 of them would have a point deductied at the endd a given 3-hour period?

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

10th Edition

ISBN:9780134753119

Author:Sheldon Ross

Publisher:Sheldon Ross

Chapter1: Combinatorial Analysis

Section: Chapter Questions

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