SOLUTION: Find the probability of selecting two defective computer chips from a very large batch in which the defect rate is 2.3%. (Hint: the batch is large enough that we can assume indepen
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Question 873463: Find the probability of selecting two defective computer chips from a very large batch in which the defect rate is 2.3%. (Hint: the batch is large enough that we can assume independence for the draws.)
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