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There are 500 boxes, each containing 1000 ballot papers for election. The chance that a
ballot paper is defective is 0.002. Assuming Poisson distribution, find the number of boxes
containing atmost two defective ballot papers. (Use er2 = 0.1353).
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Answered by tejaldoke27
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Answer:

Here λ=.002×1000=2

Thus probability that a box contain at least one defective ballot =1−P(X=0)=1−e−2=1−0.1353=.8647   

Hence   number of box out of 500 which contain at least one defective ballot is =.8647×500=432

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Answered by amitnrw
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338 boxes containing at most two defective ballot papers.

Given :  There are 500 boxes, each containing 1000 ballot papers for election . chance that a ballot paper is defective is 0.002.

Assuming Poisson distribution

e⁻²  = 0.1353

To Find :  the number of boxes containing at most two defective ballot papers.

Solution:

The chance that a ballot paper is defective is 0.002

=> Mean Defective paper in 1000 = 1000 * 0.002 = 2

λ = 2

P(x)  = λˣ  e^(-λ) / x!

probability of boxes containing atmost two defective ballot papers

= containing 0 , 1 or 2 defective papers

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

= 2⁰  e⁻² / 0!  + 2¹  e⁻² / 1!  + 2²e⁻² / 2!

= e⁻²  (  1  + 2  + 2)

= e⁻²  (5)

=  0.1353 ( 5)

= 0.6765

Number of boxes = 500 * 0.6765 = 338.25 ≈ 338

338 boxes containing at most two defective ballot papers.

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