Inspecting CDs. Example 13.5 concerns the count of bad CDs in inspectionAPPLETsamples of

Chapter 0, Problem 13.36

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Inspecting CDs. Example 13.5 concerns the count of bad CDs in inspectionAPPLETsamples of size 10. The count has the binomial distribution with n = 10 andp = 0.1. Set these values for the number of tosses and probability of heads in theProbability applet. In the example, we calculated that the probability of getting asample with exactly 1 bad CD is 0.3874. Of course, when we inspect only a fewlots, the proportion of samples with exactly 1 bad CD will differ from thisprobability. Click Toss and Reset repeatedly to simulate inspecting 20 lots.Record the number of bad CDs (the count of heads) in each of the 20 samples.What proportion of the 20 lots had exactly 1 bad CD? Remember that probabilitytells us only what happens in the long run.

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