Loose Leaf for Statistical Techniques in Business and Economics (Mcgraw-hill/Irwin Series in Operations and Decision Sciences)
Loose Leaf for Statistical Techniques in Business and Economics (Mcgraw-hill/Irwin Series in Operations and Decision Sciences)
16th Edition
ISBN: 9780077639709
Author: Douglas A. Lind, William G Marchal, Samuel A. Wathen
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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Chapter 19, Problem 15E

Determine the probability of accepting lots that are 10%, 20%, 30%, and 40% defective using a sample of size 12 and an acceptance number of 2.

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Find the probability of accepting lots that are 10%, 20%, 30%, and 40% defective.

Answer to Problem 15E

The probability of accepting lots that are 10%, 20%, 30%, and 40% defective is,

Defective PercentProbability of accepting lot
100.889
200.558
300.253
400.083

Explanation of Solution

Calculation:

Let x denotes the accepting lots.

For 10% defective:

The probability of accepting lots that is 10% defective is,

P(x2|π=0.10 and n=12)={P(x=0|π=0.10 and n=12)+P(x=1|π=0.10 and n=12)+P(x=2|π=0.10 and n=12)}

Compute the probability values for each x using binomial probability distribution table.

From the Appendix B: Tables B.1 Binomial Probability Distribution:

  • Select the table with sample size 12.
  • Locate the value 0.10 in probability row.
  • Locate the value 0 in x column.
  • The intersecting value that corresponds to 0 with probability 0.10 is 0.282.

From the Appendix B: Tables B.1 Binomial Probability Distribution:

  • Select the table with sample size 12.
  • Locate the value 0.10 in probability row.
  • Locate the value 1 in x column.
  • The intersecting value that corresponds to 1 with probability 0.10 is 0.377.

From the Appendix B: Tables B.1 Binomial Probability Distribution:

  • Select the table with sample size 12.
  • Locate the value 0.10 in probability row.
  • Locate the value 2 in x column.
  • The intersecting value that corresponds to 2 with probability 0.10 is 0.230.

The required probability is,

P(x2|π=0.10 and n=12)=0.282+0.377+0.230=0.889

Hence, the probability of accepting lots that is 10% defective is 0.889.

For 20% defective:

The probability of accepting lots that is 20% defective is,

P(x2|π=0.20 and n=12)={P(x=0|π=0.20 and n=12)+P(x=1|π=0.20 and n=12)+P(x=2|π=0.20 and n=12)}

Compute the probability values for each x using binomial probability distribution table.

From the Appendix B: Tables B.1 Binomial Probability Distribution:

  • Select the table with sample size 12.
  • Locate the value 0.20 in probability row.
  • Locate the value 0 in x column.
  • The intersecting value that corresponds to 0 with probability 0.20 is 0.069.

From the Appendix B: Tables B.1 Binomial Probability Distribution:

  • Select the table with sample size 12.
  • Locate the value 0.20 in probability row.
  • Locate the value 1 in x column.
  • The intersecting value that corresponds to 1 with probability 0.20 is 0.206.

From the Appendix B: Tables B.1 Binomial Probability Distribution:

  • Select the table with sample size 12.
  • Locate the value 0.20 in probability row.
  • Locate the value 2 in x column.
  • The intersecting value that corresponds to 2 with probability 0.20 is 0.283.

The required probability is,

P(x2|π=0.20 and n=12)=0.069+0.206+0.283=0.558

Hence, the probability of accepting lots that is 20% defective is 0.558.

For 30% defective:

The probability of accepting lots that is 30% defective is,

P(x2|π=0.30 and n=12)={P(x=0|π=0.30 and n=12)+P(x=1|π=0.30 and n=12)+P(x=2|π=0.30 and n=12)}

Compute the probability values for each x using binomial probability distribution table.

From the Appendix B: Tables B.1 Binomial Probability Distribution:

  • Select the table with sample size 12.
  • Locate the value 0.30 in probability row.
  • Locate the value 0 in x column.
  • The intersecting value that corresponds to 0 with probability 0.30 is 0.014.

From the Appendix B: Tables B.1 Binomial Probability Distribution:

  • Select the table with sample size 12.
  • Locate the value 0.30 in probability row.
  • Locate the value 1 in x column.
  • The intersecting value that corresponds to 1 with probability 0.30 is 0.071.

From the Appendix B: Tables B.1 Binomial Probability Distribution:

  • Select the table with sample size 12.
  • Locate the value 0.30 in probability row.
  • Locate the value 2 in x column.
  • The intersecting value that corresponds to 2 with probability 0.30 is 0.168.

The required probability is,

P(x2|π=0.20 and n=12)=0.014+0.071+0.168=0.253

Hence, the probability of accepting lots that is 30% defective is 0.253.

For 40% defective:

The probability of accepting lots that is 40% defective is,

P(x2|π=0.40 and n=12)={P(x=0|π=0.40 and n=12)+P(x=1|π=0.40 and n=12)+P(x=2|π=0.40 and n=12)}

Compute the probability values for each x using binomial probability distribution table.

From the Appendix B: Tables B.1 Binomial Probability Distribution:

  • Select the table with sample size 12.
  • Locate the value 0.40 in probability row.
  • Locate the value 0 in x column.
  • The intersecting value that corresponds to 0 with probability 0.40 is 0.002.

From the Appendix B: Tables B.1 Binomial Probability Distribution:

  • Select the table with sample size 12.
  • Locate the value 0.40 in probability row.
  • Locate the value 1 in x column.
  • The intersecting value that corresponds to 1 with probability 0.40 is 0.017.

From the Appendix B: Tables B.1 Binomial Probability Distribution:

  • Select the table with sample size 12.
  • Locate the value 0.40 in probability row.
  • Locate the value 2 in x column.
  • The intersecting value that corresponds to 2 with probability 0.40 is 0.064.

The required probability is,

P(x2|π=0.20 and n=12)=0.002+0.017+0.064=0.083

Hence, the probability of accepting lots that is 40% defective is 0.083.

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