a peanut butter facility makes 3276 jars of peanut butter a year . there is 4.2539 percent chance that a given batch is chunky peanut butter. use the normal distribution to calculate the probability that less than 3 jars are chunky free in a batch of 100 jars. use the continuity correction and answer to 5 decimal places.
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Mean = 100 x 0.042539 = 4.2539 Standard deviation = sqrt(100 x 0.042539 x (1 - 0.042539)) = 2.015 Show more…
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