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A company has 2 factories that produce digital cameras, Factory A and Factory.B. Factory produces 3...
A manufacturing company produces digital cameras and claim that their products maybe 3% defective. A video...
A manufacturing company produces digital cameras and claim that their products maybe 3% defective. A video company, when purchasing a batch of 2000 cameras, applies the following sample plan: They randomly select 20 cameras and accept the whole batch if there are at most 2 defective cameras. What is the probability that the video company accepts the whole batch?
Factories I and II produce phones for brand ABC. I produces 60% of all ABC phones,...
Factories I and II produce phones for brand ABC. I produces 60% of all ABC phones, II produces 40%. 10% of phones produced by I are defective, and 20% of those produced by II are defective. You know that the store where you buy your phones is supplied by one of the factories, but you don't know which one. You buy two phones, and both are defective. What is the probability that the store is supplied by factory II? Make...
Computer Company XYZ makes computers in two factories, Factory 1 and Factory 2. 45% of all...
Computer Company XYZ makes computers in two factories, Factory 1 and Factory 2. 45% of all the computers made by XYZ Company are made in Factory 1. The rate of defective computers (percent that are defective) are 20% for Factory 1 and 10% for Factory 2. If a customer buys a defective computer, what is the likelihood that it was made in Factory 1? (Round to nearest percentage) A. 20 B. 62 C. 26 D. 38 Racatalana
A company has two machines that produce widgets. An older machine produces 20% defective widgets, while...
A company has two machines that produce widgets. An older machine produces 20% defective widgets, while the new machine produces only 3% defective widgets. However, the older machine produces 8 times as many widgets as the new machine does. What is the probability that a randomly chosen widget produced by the company is both produced by the new machine and is defective? Answer is 0.0033
A company has two machines that produce widgets. An older machine produces 20% defective widgets, while...
A company has two machines that produce widgets. An older machine produces 20% defective widgets, while the new machine produces only 4% defective widgets. However, the older machine produces 5 times as many widgets as the new machine does. What is the probability that a randomly chosen widget produced by the company is both produced by the new machine and is not defective?
Please give explanation with details: Three factories A, B, and C produce the same product. The...
Please give explanation with details: Three factories A, B, and C produce the same product. The factory A produces twice as many as B produces; while the factories B and C produce in the same quantity. It is known that 2% of the products of A as well as C are defective. Whereas 4% of the products of B are defective. All the products of the three factories are stocked together. If a product is selected at random from the...
The company has two machines that produce certain items. Machine 1 produces 40 % of the...
The company has two machines that produce certain items. Machine 1 produces 40 % of the the items, and machine 2 produces 60% of the items. Machine 1 produces 3% of defective items and machine 2 produces 5% of defective items. a. The probability that a randomly selected produced item is defective is b. If a randomly selected item is found to be defective, probability that it is produced on machine 2 is
5. The Brazos Initrode Group (BIG) has two factories that produce radios locally. When buying a...
5. The Brazos Initrode Group (BIG) has two factories that produce radios locally. When buying a BIG product from the store, the probability that it comes from factory A is 0.4; whereas it comes from factory B with probability 0.6. Each radio produced at factory A is defective with probability 0.2. Similarly, radios built at factory B are defective with probability 0.1 (a) 1 pt If you purchase a BIG radio, what is the probability that it is defective? (b)...
5. (20 points) An entrepreneur purchases two factories to produce frisbees. Each factory produces...
5. (20 points) An entrepreneur purchases two factories to produce frisbees. Each factory produces identical products, and each has a production function given by: he factories differ, however, in the amount of capital equipment each has. Factory 1 has K1-25 and factory 2 has K2 -100. The wage rate and the rental rate for capital are givern If the entrepreneur wishes to minimize short-run total costs of frisbee production, how should output be allocated between the two factories? Please explain...
ZAA MATHEMATICAL ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA webwork / 20_sp375_pr/hw3_- conditional probability and independence / 17 HW3 -...
ZAA MATHEMATICAL ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA webwork / 20_sp375_pr/hw3_- conditional probability and independence / 17 HW3 - Conditional Probability and Independence: Problem Previous Problem Problem List Next Problem (1 point) Factories A and B produce computers. Factory A produces 4 times as many computers as factory B. The probability that an item produced by factory A is defective is 0.016 and the probability that an item produced by factory B is defective is 0.035. A computer is selected at random and...
Computer Company XYZ makes computers in two factories, Factory 1 and Factory 2. 45% of all the computers made by XYZ Company are made in Factory 1. The rate of defective computers (percent that are defective) are 20% for Factory 1 and 10% for Factory 2. If a customer buys a defective computer, what is the likelihood that it was made in Factory 1? (Round to nearest percentage) A. 20 B. 62 C. 26 D. 38 Racatalana
A company has two machines that produce widgets. An older machine produces 20% defective widgets, while the new machine produces only 4% defective widgets. However, the older machine produces 5 times as many widgets as the new machine does. What is the probability that a randomly chosen widget produced by the company is both produced by the new machine and is not defective?
Please give explanation with details: Three factories A, B, and C produce the same product. The factory A produces twice as many as B produces; while the factories B and C produce in the same quantity. It is known that 2% of the products of A as well as C are defective. Whereas 4% of the products of B are defective. All the products of the three factories are stocked together. If a product is selected at random from the...
The company has two machines that produce certain items. Machine 1 produces 40 % of the the items, and machine 2 produces 60% of the items. Machine 1 produces 3% of defective items and machine 2 produces 5% of defective items. a. The probability that a randomly selected produced item is defective is b. If a randomly selected item is found to be defective, probability that it is produced on machine 2 is
5. The Brazos Initrode Group (BIG) has two factories that produce radios locally. When buying a BIG product from the store, the probability that it comes from factory A is 0.4; whereas it comes from factory B with probability 0.6. Each radio produced at factory A is defective with probability 0.2. Similarly, radios built at factory B are defective with probability 0.1 (a) 1 pt If you purchase a BIG radio, what is the probability that it is defective? (b)...
5. (20 points) An entrepreneur purchases two factories to produce frisbees. Each factory produces identical products, and each has a production function given by: he factories differ, however, in the amount of capital equipment each has. Factory 1 has K1-25 and factory 2 has K2 -100. The wage rate and the rental rate for capital are givern If the entrepreneur wishes to minimize short-run total costs of frisbee production, how should output be allocated between the two factories? Please explain...
ZAA MATHEMATICAL ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA webwork / 20_sp375_pr/hw3_- conditional probability and independence / 17 HW3 - Conditional Probability and Independence: Problem Previous Problem Problem List Next Problem (1 point) Factories A and B produce computers. Factory A produces 4 times as many computers as factory B. The probability that an item produced by factory A is defective is 0.016 and the probability that an item produced by factory B is defective is 0.035. A computer is selected at random and...
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