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<span>The probability that both televisons work is 18/33.
</span><span>The probability that at least one does not work is 15/33.
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Let x = number of shipments, x = 12
P(defective) = 3/12
P(working) = 9/12
The probability that two randomly selected televisions are both working is:
9/12 * 8/11 = 72 / 132 or 18/33
P(2 working) = 18/33
8/11 is used for the second selection since the number of televisions has been reduced due to the first selection.
The probability of 1 not working among the two can be solved through"
P(at least one defective among the 2) = 1 - <span>P(2 working)
</span><span>P(at least one defective among the 2) = 15/ 33
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159 + 163 + 156 = 478
You would then need to round it up to the nearest ten which would make it 480 miles.
It would be = -3.23 * 10^15
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