Because 10 out of 140 chps do not conform to customer requirements, the probability of having a defective chip is p = 10/140 = 0.0714 The probability of having a good chip is q = 1 - p = 0.9286
Out of a sample of 5, the probability of finding a defective chip is ₅C₁ p¹ q⁴ = 5*0.0714*0.9286⁴ = 0.2655
The number of defective chips ofu of 5 is 0.2655*5 = 1.3275 ≈ 1
