I wanna know the anwer for (c) and (d) - it's on the second picture.Thanks. ^ ^ (c) What is the probability that all four phones were defective given that at least two defectives werefound in the sample?(d) Suppose that each day the phones are produced independently of all other days' phones. If asample of size 4 is taken every weekday (5 total samples), what is the probability that there areno defective phones found in any of the 5 samples taken? 3. A smartphone manufacturer is concerned about the proportion of defectives produced at a certainplant which produces many smartphones every day. Historically, approximately 15% of phonesproduced at this plant have been defective. As part of their quality assurance testing, 4 smartphonesare selected at random from a day's production(a) Let X represent the number of defective phones in the sample of 4 phones. Complete the tablebelow for the probability distribution of X, assuming the historic defective rate holds.134P(x)0.5220.3680.001(b) What is the expected number of defective phones in this sample?

Name: I wanna know the anwer for (c) and (d) - it's on the second picture.Th
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Description: I wanna know the anwer for (c) and (d) - it's on the second picture.Thanks. ^ ^ (c) What is the probability that all four phones were defective given that at least two defectives werefound in the sample?(d) Suppose that each day the phones are produc