1.

A manufacturing process produces hundreds of semiconductor chip per

day. On the average, 10% of these chips do not conform to specifications.
Every hour, an inspector selects a random sample of 480 chips and
classifies each chip in the sample as conforming or nonconforming. What
is the probability that only 40 chips or fewer that nonconforming?
2. A developer sell an item in a game. On the average, 1% of these item are
not accepted by the buyers. In a week, CEO selects a random sample of
250 buyers and classifies each buyers in the sample of accepting or not
accepting their items. What is the probability that more than 50 buyers is
not accepting their items? Make the graph of this questions!
3. An online cookie cutter is being used to cut dough into cookie shapes. It is
known that the cutter produces 9% defective cookies. If a sample of 100
cookies is withdrawn, what is the probability that in that sample there are
exactly 0 defective cookies? How many defected cookies that most
probable happened? Make the graph of this questions!
4. A Manufacturing process produces thousands of semiconductor chips per
day. On the average, 1% of these chips do not conform to specifications.
Every hour, an inspector selects a random sample of 25 chips and
classifies each chip in the sample as conforming or nonconforming. What
is the probability of finding one or fewer chips nonconforming?