In: Statistics and Probability
Q1/
A batch of printed circuit cards is populated with semiconductor chips with 25% are defective cards. Five of these are selected randomly for function testing.The random variable X has a binmial distribution.
Find the probability that we get exactly one defective card
0.564
0.395
0.764
0.987
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Q2/
A batch of printed circuit cards is populated with semiconductor chips with 45% are defective cards. Five of these are selected randomly for function testing . The random variable X has a binomial distribution
Find the probability that we get at least 5 defectives cards
0.00097
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Q3/
A batch of printed circuit cards is populated with semiconductor chips with 35% are defective cards. Five of these are selected randomly for function testing. The random variable X has a binomial distribution.
Find the probability that we get less than 5 defective cards
0.199 |
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0.564 |
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0.342 |
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0.994 |
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Q4/
The mean number of typing errors in a document is 6 per page. The random variable X has a Poisson distribution. Find the probability that in a 3 pages chosen at random there are 10 mistakes
0.192 |
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0.352 |
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0.014 |
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0.74 |
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Q5/
The mean number of typing errors in a document is 4 per page. The random variable X has a Poisson distribution. Find the probability that in a 2 pages chosen at random there are more than one mistake
0.6765 |
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0.9996 |
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0.294 |
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0.753 |