Question 11 1 pts Assume that 4% of the IC chips produced by a specific supplier are defective (I wouldn't want to have to use THAT supplier!) and that 100 of the chips are put into each package. If the number of defective chips is modeled as a Poisson RV, what is the mean of this RV? Give your answer in decimal form to 1 digit of precision.
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