(See Steps) The Big Bruiser Company knows that its manufacturing process produces, on average, 3% defective items. The company ships 25 of these items in
Question:
The Big Bruiser Company knows that its manufacturing process produces, on average, 3% defective items. The company ships 25 of these items in each box and wants to guarantee its customers that there is no more than 1 defective item per box.
What is the probability that a box chosen at random will fail to satisfy the guarantee?
If a company purchases 1000 boxes of these items, how many would be expected (on average) to fail to satisfy the guarantee?
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