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A computer disk manufacturer tests disk quality on random basis before approving it. The approval is based on the number of errors in a test area on each disk and follows Poisson distribution with mean = 0.2. What is the percentage of test areas having two or a smaller number?

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Answered by amitnrw
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Given : The approval is based on the number of errors in a test area on each disk and follows Poisson distribution with mean = 0.2.

To Find : The percentage of test areas having two or a smaller number

Solution:

P(x)  = λˣ  e^(-λ) / x!

λ = Mean = 0.2

percentage of test areas having two or a smaller number

= P(0) + P(1) + P(2)

=  λ⁰  e^(-λ) / 0!  + λ¹  e^(-λ) / 1!  + λ²  e^(-λ) / 2!

=  (0.2)⁰  e^(-0.2) / 0!  + (0.2)¹  e^(-0.2) / 1!  + (0.2)²  e^(-0.2) / 2!

= e^(-0.2) + (0.2) e^(-0.2) + 0.04e^(-0.2) /2

= e^(-0.2) (1  + 0.2 + 0.02)

= e^(-0.2) (1.22)

= 0.99885

= 99.885 %

the percentage of test areas having two or a smaller number = 99.885 %

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