Mathematics, 12.05.2020 17:57 spinshot13
From the whole population of automobiles, 30% fail emission test with normal performance of a car. A manufacture is selecting 15 cars to run through emission tests. Use the binomial probability distribution to calculate the probability for each number of failures possible. Find the number of failures at which the manufacturer can reasonably (95%) conclude the cars have a malfunction making them fail the test, rather than random chance.
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