SOLUTION: If the failure rate of TVs is 13.3%, what is the probability that 25 of the 150 TVs produced will fail when they go to an appliance store?

SOLUTION: If the failure rate of TVs is 13.3%, what is the probability that 25 of the 150 TVs produced will fail when they go to an appliance store?

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Question 1078035: If the failure rate of TVs is 13.3%, what is the probability that 25 of the 150 TVs produced will fail when they go to an appliance store?
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