6) Two manufacturing plants produce similar parts. Plant 1 produces 1,000 parts, 100 of which are...
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Working Defect
L1 900 100
L2 1850 150
P(D)=250/3000=1/12
P(W)=11/12
P(L1\D)=P(L1 and D)/P(D)
=100/250
=0.4
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