A supermarket uses two suppliers, C and D, of strawberries. Supplier C supplies 70% of the supermarket’s strawberries. Strawberries are examined in a quality control inspection (QCI); 90% of the strawberries supplied by C pass QCI and 95% of the strawberries from D pass QCI. A strawberry is selected at random.
a) Find the probability that the strawberry passes QCI.
b) Given that a strawberry passes QCI, find the probability that it came from supplier D.
c) In a sample of 2000 strawberries, find the expected number of strawberries that would fail QCI.
d) The supermarket wants the probability that a strawberry passes QCI to be 0.93. Find the percentage of strawberries that should be supplied by D in order to achieve this.
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