Please answer the following Probability question and its two parts using Poisson Distribution: Part A: In the manufacture of glassware, bubbles can occur in the glass which reduces the status of the glassware to that of a 'second'. If, on average, one in every 1000 items produced has a bubble, calculate the probability that exactly six items in a batch of three thousand are seconds. Part B: A manufacturer produces light-bulbs that are packed into boxes of 100. If quality control studies indicate that 0.5% of the light-bulbs produced are defective, what percentage of the boxes will contain: (a) no defective? (b) 2 or more defectives? * Please answer both parts correctly, and I will provide you a Thumbs Up. Thank you.

Please answer the following Probability question and its two parts using Poisson Distribution: Part A: In the manufacture of glassware, bubbles can occur in the glass which reduces the status of the glassware to that of a 'second'. If, on average, one in every 1000 items produced has a bubble, calculate the probability that exactly six items in a batch of three thousand are seconds. Part B: A manufacturer produces light-bulbs that are packed into boxes of 100. If quality control studies indicate that 0.5% of the light-bulbs produced are defective, what percentage of the boxes will contain: (a) no defective? (b) 2 or more defectives? * Please answer both parts correctly, and I will provide you a Thumbs Up. Thank you.

College Algebra

10th Edition

ISBN:9781337282291

Author:Ron Larson

Publisher:Ron Larson

Chapter8: Sequences, Series,and Probability

Section8.7: Probability

Problem 11ECP: A manufacturer has determined that a machine averages one faulty unit for every 500 it produces....

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