If there were 30,000 cars produced and later it was found that 222 had a defect in one of the headlight bulbs, what is the probability that any one of

those cars would have the defect?

A. 1/5200

B. 37/5000

C. 2/6235

D. 10/520

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12 September, 04:54

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Hammer · Answer 1

B. cause 222/30,000 you divide them both by 5 and you get 37/5000

If there were 30,000 cars produced and later it was found that 222 had a defect in one of the headlight bulbs, what is the probability that any one ofthose cars would have the defect?A. 1/5200B. 37/5000C. 2/6235D. 10/520