b) The company automatically manufacture its control boards. The quality inspector has determined that in each package, 89% of the control boards are within the correct tolerance values with respect to their functionality, the remainder were out of tolerance. If a random sample of 6 boards are drawn from the package determine the probabilities that: i) ii) ii) 3 of the sample boards are out of tolerance More than 3 of the sample boards are out of tolerance Less than three of the sample boards are out of tolerance.

b) The company automatically manufacture its control boards. The quality inspector has determined that in each package, 89% of the control boards are within the correct tolerance values with respect to their functionality, the remainder were out of tolerance. If a random sample of 6 boards are drawn from the package determine the probabilities that: i) ii) ii) 3 of the sample boards are out of tolerance More than 3 of the sample boards are out of tolerance Less than three of the sample boards are out of tolerance.

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

6th Edition

ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

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