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a frozen food distributor claims that 80% of its frozen chicken dinners contains three ounce of...

a frozen food distributor claims that 80% of its frozen chicken dinners contains three ounce of chicken.to check this claim,a consumer testing service decides to check ten of these frozen chicken dinners and reject the claim unless at least seven of them contain at least three ounces of chicken.find the probability that the testing services will make the error of (a0 rejecting the claim even though it is true; (b) not rejecting the claim when in really only 70% of the frozen chicken dinners contain at least three ounces of chicken.

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