Question 9
A manufacturer of cell phones purchases a microchip called the LS-24, from three suppliers: Hall Electronics, Schuller Sales, and Crawford Components. Forty-Five percent of the LS-24 chips are purchased from Hall Electronics, 30% from Schuller Sales, and the remaining 25% from Crawford components. The manufacturer has extensive histories on the three suppliers and knows that 3% of the LS-24 chips from Hall Electronics are defective, 6% of the chips from Schuller Sales are defective, and 4% of the chips purchased from Crawford Components are defective.
When the LS-24 chips arrive from the three suppliers, they are
placed directly in a bin and not inspected or otherwise identified
by supplier. A worker selects a chip for installation and finds it
defective. What is the probability that it was manufactured by Hall
Electronics?
| a. |
.3235 |
|
| b. |
0.50 |
|
| c. |
.241 |
|
| d. |
.4337 |
Question 9 A manufacturer of cell phones purchases a microchip called the LS-24, from three suppliers:...
A PC manufacturer purchases microchips from three suppliers. The proportions are given by the table (5) 4. .4 .5 It is known that the proportions of defective microchips are .001, .002 and.003 respectively. If a microchip failure is observed, which supplier is most likely responsible?