Answer:
a) The probability of finding exactly 1 defective copy out of 3 is 0.06517.
b) The probability of finding both defective copies out of 3 is 0.00075.
c) The probability of finding both defective copies among 88 inspected copies is 0.95580.
Step-by-step explanation:
a) Defective copies can be first, second, or third in 3 inspected copies, thus
[tex]P( 1st\ one ) =(\frac{2}{90} )* (\frac{88}{89})*(\frac{87}{88})[/tex]
[tex]P( 2nd\ one ) = (\frac{88}{90})*(\frac{2}{89} )*(\frac{87}{88})[/tex]
[tex]P( 2nd\ one ) = (\frac{88}{90})*(\frac{87}{89})*(\frac{2}{88} )[/tex]
So,
[tex]P(exactly \ 1 \ out\ of\ 3)=3*\frac{2*88*87}{88*89*90} =0.06517[/tex]
b) Similarly,
[tex]P(Exactly \ 2\ out\ of\ 3)=3*\frac{1*2*88}{88*89*90} =0.00075[/tex]
c) Now, Choosing 88 copies, it is same as choosing 2 copies which would not be inspected so, the probability of detecting the 2 defected copies in the 88 inspected copies while leaving 2 copies (not inspected) is:
[tex]P(both\ get\ found)=\frac{88}{90} * \frac{87}{89} =0.95580[/tex]