Manufacturer 24801

Five hundred of the products in the series are to be inspected with a repeat check. The manufacturer guarantees 2% scrap for a given production. Determine the probability of scraps among the 500 products reviewed between 12 and 20.

Correct answer:

p =  0.2051

Step-by-step explanation:

C12(500)=(12500)=12!(50012)!500!4.462×1023=446202084718341864844750 C13(500)=(13500)=13!(50013)!500!1.674×1025=16749739795580833080326000 C14(500)=(14500)=14!(50014)!500!5.826×1026=582651662889133265008483000 C15(500)=(15500)=15!(50015)!500!1.887×1028=18877913877607917786274849200 C16(500)=(16500)=16!(50016)!500!5.722×1029=572236764414990007896456366375 C17(500)=(17500)=17!(50017)!500!1.629×1031=16291917292756186107169698901500 C18(500)=(18500)=18!(50018)!500!4.371×1032=437166447355624327209053587190250 C19(500)=(19500)=19!(50019)!500!1.109×1034=11090222506600575037619148896089500 C20(500)=(20500)=20!(50020)!500!2.667×1035=266719851283743829654740530950952475 n=500 q=2%=1002=501=0.02 p12=(12n) q12 (1q)n12=446202084718341864844750 0.0212 (10.02)500120.0955 p13=(13n) q13 (1q)n13=16749739795580833080326000 0.0213 (10.02)500130.0732 p14=(14n) q14 (1q)n14=582651662889133265008483000 0.0214 (10.02)500140.052 p15=(15n) q15 (1q)n15=18877913877607917786274849200 0.0215 (10.02)500150.0344 p16=(16n) q16 (1q)n16=572236764414990007896456366375 0.0216 (10.02)500160.0213 p17=(17n) q17 (1q)n17=16291917292756186107169698901500 0.0217 (10.02)500170.0124 p18=(18n) q18 (1q)n18=437166447355624327209053587190250 0.0218 (10.02)500180.0068 p19=(19n) q19 (1q)n19=11090222506600575037619148896089500 0.0219 (10.02)500190.0035 p20=(20n) q20 (1q)n20=266719851283743829654740530950952475 0.0220 (10.02)500200.0017  p=p13+p14+p15+p16+p17+p18+p19+p20=0.0732+0.052+0.0344+0.0213+0.0124+0.0068+0.0035+0.0017=0.2051



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