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13).

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Total test subjects are 1000.

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Out of 1000 test subjects 2 test subjects are selected randomly.

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randomly select 2 subjects and get 2 results that are both false positive results.

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a).

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Find the probability that they both false positive results.

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Assume that the 2 selections are made with replacement.

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Let the two subjects are \"\".

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From the table false positive results are 90.

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Probability of selecting subject \"\" : \"\".

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Probability of selecting subject \"\" : \"\".

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The probability that they both false positive results, that the 2 selections are made with replacement : \"\".

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Thus, the probability is 0.0081 .

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b).

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Assume that the 2 selections are made without replacement.

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Find the probability that they both false positive results.

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Assume that the 2 selections are made with replacement.

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From the table false positive results are 90.

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Probability of selecting subject \"\" : \"\".

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Probability of selecting subject \"\" : \"\".

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The probability that they both false positive results, that the 2 selections are made with replacement : \"\".

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Thus, the probability is 0.00801 .

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Step 1)

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The total number of subjects are 1000.

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Out of 1000 test subjects 3 test subjects are selected randomly.

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The results obtained from 3 subjects are correct results.

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The total number of True positive result is 44.

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The total number of True negative result is 860.

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Total number of correct results(both positive and negative) are 44+860 = 904.

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(a)

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Find the probability of selecting correct results with replacement.

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Assume that the 3 selections are made with replacement.

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Let the three subjects are \"\".

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\"\"

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Probability of selecting subject \"image\" is \"\"

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Probability of selecting subject \"\" is \"\"

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Probability of selecting subject \"\" is \"\"

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The three events are independent events then \"\".

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Probability of selecting correct results from the three subjects is

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\"\"

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Probability of selecting correct results from the three subjects with replacement is 0.7387.

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(b)

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Assume that the 3 selections are made without replacement.

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Probability of selecting subject \"image\" is \"\".

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Now total number of subjects left are 999.

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Number of correct results are 903.

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Probability of selecting subject \"\" is \"\".

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Now total number of subjects left are 998.

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Number of correct results are 902.

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Probability of selecting subject \"\" is \"\".

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The three events are independent events then \"\".

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Probability of selecting true results from the three subjects is

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Probability of selecting correct results from the three subjects without replacement is 0.7385.

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Solution:

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(a) Probability of selecting correct results from the three subjects with replacement is 0.7387.

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(b) Probability of selecting correct results from the three subjects without replacement is 0.7385.

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Step 1:

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(17)

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Number of  heart pacemaker are 8834.

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Number of malfunction caused by firmware are 504.

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The number of  good heart pacemaker are 8834-504 = 8330.

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The firmware is tested in three different pacemaker.

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Find the probability the entire batch will be accepted without replacement.

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Let the three units be \"\".

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Probability of good first unit of heart pacemaker \"image\" is \"\".

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Probability of good second unit of heart pacemaker \"\"(without replacement) is \"\".

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Probability of good third unit of heart pacemaker \"\"(without replacement) is \"\".

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The three events are independent events then \"\".

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The probability the entire batch will be accepted is

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\"\"

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The probability the entire batch will be accepted is 0.9986.

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Solution:

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The probability the entire batch will be accepted is 0.9986.