Satterlee Co. produces 11,000 scanners per week. If 1.6% of these are defective, how many defective...
Satterlee Co. produces 11,000 scanners per week. If 1.6% of these are defective, how many defective scanners are produced per week?
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Weekly production = 11,000 scanners
Defective rate = 1.6%
Defective production = Weekly production x Defective rate = 11,000 x 1.6%
= 176
176 defective scanners are produced per week.
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