DRVs & Binomial
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Batteries are sold in boxes of 200 to a phone manufacturer. The probability that a randomly chosen battery is faulty is 0.5%. Calculate the probability that in two boxes there is a maximum of two faulty batteries in each box. Give your answer to 3 s.f.
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The table below shows the probability of each outcome on a biased die.
The die is rolled twoice and the sum of the numbers is equal to 5. Determine the probability that the first roll was a 2 and the second roll was a 3.
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