The school of music has two printers that students can use to print their work. The probability that a printer fails on any single day is 0.005. Failures occur independently. Any failed printers are repaired at the end of each day, so each day can be considered an independent trial.
What is the probability that at least one printer fails on a day?
We have here,
n=2 and p=0.005

The probability that at least one printer fails on a day

=1- P[X=0]

=1-0.990025
=0.009975
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