1. Warp coils, like those found on my new spaceship, are manufactured in groups of 36 (as everyone

knows). If there is a 4% rate of defect in manufacturing,

a) find the mean number of defects per group.

a)

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1. Warp coils, like those found on my new spaceship, are manufactured in groups of 36 (as everyone

knows). If there is a 4% rate of defect in manufacturing,

a) find the mean number of defects per group.

a)

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Dante Bird · Answer 1

1.44

Step-by-step explanation:

No. of warp coils manufactured in one group = 36

defect rate = 4%

That is 4 out of every 100 warp coil is defective

No. of defective warp coil in one group = 4% of warp coil in one group

= 4% of 36 = 4/100 * 36

= 1.44

Thus, there are 1.44 defective coil in each group.

Since, mean number is average number of defect.

So if each group has 1.44 defective coils then mean for all the group will remain same i. e 1.44

1. Warp coils, like those found on my new spaceship, are manufactured in groups of 36 (as everyoneknows). If there is a 4% rate of defect in manufacturing,a) find the mean number of defects per group.a)

1. Warp coils, like those found on my new spaceship, are manufactured in groups of 36 (as everyone

knows). If there is a 4% rate of defect in manufacturing,

a) find the mean number of defects per group.

a)