b) It was found that eight percent of the computers produced by Mala Investment are unreliable. Ifthe computers are randomly selected one at a time and tested.i.What is the probability that the second unreliable computer will be found on the fifthcomputer?ii.What is the probability that the third unreliable computer will be found until at least fifthcomputer?c) The players of Maluleke FC are from two main towns of Limpopo province, Tzaneen andPolokwane. From Tzaneen there are 20 players and from Polokwane there are 8 players. If 11players are selected randomly.i.What is the probability that none of the players in the sample are from Polokwane?ii.What is the probability that at most 4 players in the sample are from Tzaneen?

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It was found that eight percent of the computers produced by Mala Investment are unreliable. If the computers are randomly selected one at a time and tested. i. What is the probability that the second unreliable computer will be found on the fifth computer? ii. What is the probability that the third unreliable computer will be found until at least fifth computer?

It was found that eight percent of the computers produced by Mala Investment are unreliable. If the computers are randomly selected one at a time and tested. i. What is the probability that the second unreliable computer will be found on the fifth computer? ii. What is the probability that the third unreliable computer will be found until at least fifth computer?

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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