document.write( "Question 472893: Suppose a company that makes radios is interested in quality control of their factory. As a batch of product goes by on the assembly line, they randomly select two radios from each batch to inspect for defects. Now suppose for a particular batch tested there are 3 defective radios and 15 good radios. What is the probability that at least one of the radios selected for testing will be defective? \n" ); document.write( "
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15C2/18C2=105/153=.6863 probability that none selected for testing will be defective.
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