An electronic product contains 53 integrated circuits. The probability that any integrated circuit is defective is 0.02, and the
1 answer:
Answer: Hello!
Here you have 53 integrated circuits, each with a probability of 0.02 of being defective.
If only one of them is defective, then the electronic product doesnt work.
Then we need the calculate the probability in wich all the 53 circuits arent defective.
the probability for each one to not be defective is 1 - 0.02 = 0.98
And if i want to see the probability for all of them to work fine, then i need to do the product of all the probabilities, this is multiply 0.98 53 times, or:
rounding to the four decimal place, we have: 0.3428
Wich is a kinda small probability for our product to work.
You might be interested in
Answers:
These are the statements that apply:
The initial value is 3.
The range is y >0.
The simplified base is 8.
Explanation:
1) Given expression:
2) Check every statement:
a) The initial value is 3?
initial value ⇒ x = 0 ⇒
∴ The statement is right.
b) The initial value is 48?
Not, as it was already proved that it is 3.
c) The domain is x > 0?
No, because the domain of the exponential functions is all the Real numbers.
d) The range is y > 0?
That is correct, the exponential function is continuous, and monotonon increasing.
The limit when x → - ∞ is zero, but y never reaches zero, and the limit when x → ∞ is + ∞, meaning that the range is y > 0.
e) The simplified base is 12?
This is how you simplify the base:
Which shows that the simplified base is 8 (not 12).
f) The simplified base is 8?
Yes; this was just proved.