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Suppose 5% of the Flash-Disk manufactured by a company is faulty.
If we take, 100 flash-Disk how many are expected to be faulty?
It must be 5, right?
If we take 100 flash-Disk, what is the probability that 5 of them are faulty?
This is what bugging me.
We know 5% are most likely to be faulty. So, in 100 flash-Disk 5 are most likely to be faulty. But how much likely?
If we take, 100 flash-Disk how many are expected to be faulty?
It must be 5, right?
If we take 100 flash-Disk, what is the probability that 5 of them are faulty?
This is what bugging me.
We know 5% are most likely to be faulty. So, in 100 flash-Disk 5 are most likely to be faulty. But how much likely?