1. A company generally purchases large lots of a certain kind of electronic device. A method is used that rejects a lot if 2 or more defective units are found in a random sample of 100 units. (a) What is the probability of rejecting a lot that is 2% defective? (6%) (b) What is the probability of accepting a lot that is 5% defective? (6%)
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