The problem can be solved using hypergeometric distribution, but for relatively simple cases, we can work it out by reasoning.
Given d=539 defectives in a batch n=1651, and the sampling size is 3.
This means that there are 1651-539=1112 good items.
The probability of picking three good items is therefore
P(GGG)=1112/1651 * 1111/1650 * 1110/1649
=4155544/13612495
=0.30527 (to 5 places of decimal)
Answer: the probability of passing the test is 0.30527 (to 5 decimal places)
D. 28 is the correct answer
I think he’s spending to much in supplies and to little in advertising like what advertising are you buying with $10 and i think he earns to little so he should quit his job
Answer:
2 mm
Step-by-step explanation:
Remember that the formula is: (DBC-PD) ÷ 2
and
DBC = DBL + frame eye size.
The correct answer is: 2 mm
It c because if u A+B will stay the same
