In: Statistics and Probability
A certain type of toy-cars requires three AAA batteries, and the toy-cars will work only if all its batters have acceptable voltages. Assume that all the toy-cars contain batteries from the same supplier and that 90% of all batteries from this supplier have acceptable voltages.
Now, in order to test the acceptance of the toy-cars from the same supplier, a quality control engineer randomly selects 10 toy-car from a lot. Suppose every selection are independent and X is a random variable showing the number of acceptable toy-cars out of 10.