Suppose that a large company uses an accounting information system (AIS) to manage its accounting and financial data. One important function of the AIS is to continuously audit accounting information, looking for errors or incomplete or improbable information. For example, when customers submit orders online, the AIS reviews the orders for possible mistakes. Any questionable invoices are tagged and included in a daily exceptions report. Recent data collected by the company show that the likelihood is 0.10 that an order form will be tagged. As a member of the AIS team, you have been asked bythe management to determine the likelihood that(1) none of the order forms are tagged in a sample of four forms? (2) there are less than three tagged order forms in the sample of four?
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