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You are an accountant who is performing the annual audit at Hokem, Billem, and Soakem, a large telephone company. From past experience, it is known that 8% of the accounts at Hokem, Bilem, and Soakem has errors. a) what is the probability that the first account with an error is among the first 5 accounts that you check?

You are an accountant who is performing the annual audit at Hokem, Billem, and Soakem, a large telephone company. From past experience, it is known that 8% of the accounts at Hokem, Bilem, and Soakem has errors. a) what is the probability that the first account with an error is among the first 5 accounts that you check?

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