M8 (CLO-3) A starting batch of 10,000 workparts are processed through three sequential operations: 1 then 2 then 3. Operation 1 sometimes produces parts with an unknowndefect rate. Operation 2 sometimes produces parts with a double defect rate compared to process 1. And operation 3 sometimes produces parts with a double defect ratecompared to process 2. The defacts oocur randomly. If all 10,000 parts are processed through all three operations, if the expected number of units to have al three defects isequal to 10, what is the defect rate for the second process. (write it in the form of, for example, 0.09)

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