The number of defective modems in the inventory is 20%⋅ 30 + 8%⋅ 50 = 10 (out of 80).
Note that the number of defectives in the inventory is fixed, i.e., we are not told that there
is 1
8 probability that a modem in the inventory is defective, but rather that exactly 1
8
of
all modems are defective. The probability that exactly two modems in a random sample
of five are defective is = 0.102
Answer:
8.77777777778
Step-by-step explanation:
So basically you would take you your m which is 339 degrees greater than 3 so you would divide 339 by 3 and get 113 so your m= 113 degrees so for example the first question would be m<1 = 113 and so on so you would multiply 113 by the number it is greater than
