Your company purchases electronic switches from a company. You will buy 100 switches. Your Quality Control...
Your company purchases electronic switches from a company. You will buy 100 switches. Your Quality Control department says 3% of parts are defective. You will use 5 switches on a new satellite. What is the probability of having no defective switches on the satellite?
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Your company purchases electronic switches from a company. You
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4. A company generally purchases large lots of a certain kind of electronic device. A method...
4. A company generally purchases large lots of a certain kind of electronic device. A method is used to make a decision, which is to reject a lot if 2 or more defective units are found in a random sample of 100 units. a. [3] What is the probability of rejecting a lot that is 1% defective? b. [3] What is the probability of accepting a lot that is 5% defective?
Question 4 Quality Control As the number of electronic devices increases, so does the use of...
Question 4 Quality Control As the number of electronic devices increases, so does the use of particular manufacturer produces batteries in lots of 100. In each lot, two of the batteries will be defective. The batteries are randomly packaged in groups of four batteries. What is the probability that all of the batteries in a package will not be defective? rechargeable batteries. A Question 5 Calculate the following a) C b) 17 P c) 1s C16 d) s P2 2....
Question 4 Quality Control As the number of electronic devices increases, so does the use of...
Question 4 Quality Control As the number of electronic devices increases, so does the use of particular manufacturer produces batteries in lots of 100. In each lot, two of the batteries will be defective. The batteries are randomly packaged in groups of four batteries. What is the probability that all of the batteries in a package will not be defective? rechargeable batteries. A Question 5 Calculate the following a) C b) 17 P c) 1s C16 d) s P2 2....
Binomial Distributions Given your statistical knowledge, you have been asked to assist the quality control manager of a...
Binomial Distributions Given your statistical knowledge, you have been asked to assist the quality control manager of a local manufacturer in establishing and seeing that the factory conforms to standards set by management. The facility manufactures a new electronic toy. The factory can produce 1000 toys per day. Management has indicated that initially they will be satisfied if the defect rate is 3% or less. Since you can’t quality-test every toy produced, you suggest that a random sample of 40...
Current-Control Inc. manufactures a variety of electrical switches. The company is currently manufacturing all of its...
Current-Control Inc. manufactures a variety of electrical
switches. The company is currently manufacturing all of its own
component parts. An outside supplier has offered to sell a switch
to Current-Control for $32 per unit. To evaluate this offer,
Current-Control has gathered the following information relating to
its own cost of producing the switch internally:
Per
Unit
12,000 Units
per Year
Direct materials
$ 12
$144,000
Direct labour
10
120,000
Variable manufacturing overhead
3
36,000
Fixed manufacturing overhead, traceable
8*
96,000...
Dawson's Repair Service orders parts from an electronic company, which advertises its parts to be no...
Dawson's Repair Service orders parts from an electronic company, which advertises its parts to be no more than 11% defective. What is the probability that Bill Dawson finds 12 or more parts out of a sample of 100 to be defective? Use Appendix B.1 for the z-values. (Round the z-value to 2 decimal places and the final answer to 4 decimal places.) Probability
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Suppose there is a bin of 20 Nintendo Switches, and exactly 3 of them are defective. You randomly choose 5 Switches from the bin to test. You are only interested in how many are defective. 8. (a) (I point) What is the probability that none of the Switches you chose are defective? (b) (I point) What is the probability that you chose exactly 2 of the defective Switches? (o) (I point) What is the probability you chose...
Question #5 A-D. Please show work! 5. The quality control department of a company has decided...
Question #5 A-D. Please show work!
5. The quality control department of a company has decided to select a sample of items from each shipment of goods it receives and inspect them for defects. It has been decided that if the sample contains no defective parts, the entire lot will be accepted. Thirty samples, each consisting of 200 items, were selected and examined when the shipping process was known to be operating correctly. The numbers of defective items found in...
Binomial Distributions Given your statistical knowledge, you have been asked to assist the quality control manager of a...
Binomial Distributions Given your statistical knowledge, you have been asked to assist the quality control manager of a local manufacturer in establishing and seeing that the factory conforms to standards set by management. The facility manufactures a new electronic toy. The factory can produce 1000 toys per day. Management has indicated that initially they will be satisfied if the defect rate is 3% or less. Since you can’t quality-test every toy produced, you suggest that a random sample of 40...
The quality control director of a small company that manufactures exercise equipment knows that 10% of...
The quality control director of a small company that manufactures exercise equipment knows that 10% of their products are defective. Market research shows that only 30% of their customers will use the product in the first year after the sale. So, the manufacturer expects that 3% of the units will be returned for service under a one-year full warranty. This company expects to sell 600 units next year. (hint: write down what you know from the problem) a) Describe the...
4. A company generally purchases large lots of a certain kind of electronic device. A method is used to make a decision, which is to reject a lot if 2 or more defective units are found in a random sample of 100 units. a. [3] What is the probability of rejecting a lot that is 1% defective? b. [3] What is the probability of accepting a lot that is 5% defective?
Question 4 Quality Control As the number of electronic devices increases, so does the use of particular manufacturer produces batteries in lots of 100. In each lot, two of the batteries will be defective. The batteries are randomly packaged in groups of four batteries. What is the probability that all of the batteries in a package will not be defective? rechargeable batteries. A Question 5 Calculate the following a) C b) 17 P c) 1s C16 d) s P2 2....
Question 4 Quality Control As the number of electronic devices increases, so does the use of particular manufacturer produces batteries in lots of 100. In each lot, two of the batteries will be defective. The batteries are randomly packaged in groups of four batteries. What is the probability that all of the batteries in a package will not be defective? rechargeable batteries. A Question 5 Calculate the following a) C b) 17 P c) 1s C16 d) s P2 2....
Current-Control Inc. manufactures a variety of electrical
switches. The company is currently manufacturing all of its own
component parts. An outside supplier has offered to sell a switch
to Current-Control for $32 per unit. To evaluate this offer,
Current-Control has gathered the following information relating to
its own cost of producing the switch internally:
Per
Unit
12,000 Units
per Year
Direct materials
$ 12
$144,000
Direct labour
10
120,000
Variable manufacturing overhead
3
36,000
Fixed manufacturing overhead, traceable
8*
96,000...
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Suppose there is a bin of 20 Nintendo Switches, and exactly 3 of them are defective. You randomly choose 5 Switches from the bin to test. You are only interested in how many are defective. 8. (a) (I point) What is the probability that none of the Switches you chose are defective? (b) (I point) What is the probability that you chose exactly 2 of the defective Switches? (o) (I point) What is the probability you chose...
Question #5 A-D. Please show work!
5. The quality control department of a company has decided to select a sample of items from each shipment of goods it receives and inspect them for defects. It has been decided that if the sample contains no defective parts, the entire lot will be accepted. Thirty samples, each consisting of 200 items, were selected and examined when the shipping process was known to be operating correctly. The numbers of defective items found in...
The quality control director of a small company that manufactures exercise equipment knows that 10% of their products are defective. Market research shows that only 30% of their customers will use the product in the first year after the sale. So, the manufacturer expects that 3% of the units will be returned for service under a one-year full warranty. This company expects to sell 600 units next year. (hint: write down what you know from the problem) a) Describe the...
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