The probability that exactly 6 are defective is 0.0792.
Given:
30% of the bulbs in a large box are defective.
If 12 bulbs are selected randomly from the box.
To find:
The probability that exactly 6 are defective.
Solution:
Probability of defective bulbs is:



Probability of non-defective bulbs is:



The probability that exactly 6 are defective is:





Therefore, the probability that exactly 6 are defective is 0.0792.
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Answer:
You need to find the radius first,
Half of 23 is = 11.5
Formula you must remember when finding area of circle is:
πr^2
(pie (3.14 or 22/7) x radius squared)
Our pie is 3.14 because they said to use it in this particular question.
3.14 x 11.5^2 (remember we are making our radius squared) <--- Before
Let's evaluate first:
3.14 x 132.25 <--- After evaluating
So, 3.14 x 132.25 = 415.265 <----- your answer
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3/5n+9/10=-1/5n-23/10
+1/5 +1/5
4/5n+9/10=-23/10
-9/10 -9/10
4/5n=-32/10
divide 4/5 on both sides
n=-4