1. A factory makes light bulbs. Out of 400 light bulbs, 18 were found to have defective filaments.
a. What is the experimental probability that the next light bulb manufactured will have a defective filament?
b. Predict how many bulbs out of 6,000 will have defective filaments.

Respuesta :

The answer to A is [tex] \frac{9}{200} [/tex] because it is [tex] \frac{18}{400} [/tex] , which can both be halved.
And the answer for B is 270 because 6000 / 14 = 15, so 18 x 15 = 270.

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