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In this situation, they tell us that eight machines, three of them have defective panels.
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And we're going to take a sample of the four machines and want to see what probabilities are that some of these machines have the defective panels.
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So the first thing we're going to do here is recognize that this is a binomial situation.
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We have two possible outcomes.
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It either has the defective panel or not.
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And the machines are independent of each other.
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And we have a certain limited amount of trial which is four.
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So this is going to be a binomial situation with n equals to four because we're going to test it in four and with a probability of having the defective machine a three out of eight because three out of eight of the machines have the defective panel.
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So with that in mind we're going to use the binomial distribution here, binomial and all graphical calculators in the statistical module, have a binomial pdf to calculate one type of probabilities and cdf to calculate other.
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So we'll see which ones we have to do.
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So the first question they ask is what is the probability of the sample will include one defective? so the probability in x is equal to one and we write here a binomial that has four trials with three eighth probability of defectives.
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So in this one we use the binomial pdf of your calculations.
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If you use a ti84, you go to distributions, so in the ti84 you go to distributions and in the distributions you're going to look for the binomial binom pdf.
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Pdf is used when we want a specific quantity of results, in this case exactly one defective.
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So that's the one we use...