The machines A,B,C produce identical items. Of their respective outputs ,5%,4%,3% of their are faulty. On a certain day , machine A has produced 25% of total output, machine B has produced 30% and machine C the reminder.An item selected at random is found to be faulty.
what is the probability that the faulty item is produced by the machine with the highest output ?
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let the total output be 100. so 100-(25+30)=45(c)
- Machine A ,B, Cprobability = No. of heads / total output so, According to formula
- Machine A= 5/25= 1/5
- Machine B= 4/30=2/15
- Machine C= 3/45= 1/15
- the highest output produced by machine is machine B 2/15
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Let the total output be 100. so 100-(25+30)=45(c)
Machine A ,B, C probability = No. of heads / total output so, According to formula
Machine A= 5/25= 1/5
Machine B= 4/30=2/15
Machine C= 3/45= 1/15
the highest output produced by machine is machine B 2/15
Explanation:
- A unit of output is the total amount of products or services produced in a certain time frame (for instance, a year).
- The number of units of a single good produced by a company in a certain period of time, such as a month or a year, is its output.
- The revenues from sales of the product, adjusted for price fluctuations, could also be used to estimate the output of the company (inflation).
- A country's gross domestic product, also known as its output, is the sum of all the commodities and services that nation produced within a specific time period.
- The phrase can be used to describe all the labour, effort, goods, or services that a person, business, factory, or machine produces.
- When output doesn't meet the standard, remedial action is taken as part of the quality control process, which compares the output to the standard.
- When output doesn't adhere to these preset norms, quality control processes compare it to a standard and takes corrective action.
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