A very large Midwestern company makes sandpaper by first applying a coating of adhesive to a paper substrate and then depositing ceramic grains. If the adhesive is applied too thickly, it may cause the adhesive grains to clump together and the product becomes defective. However, if it is below specification (applied too thinly), the grains may not stick to the substrate and the product becomes defective. You find that in 10% of runs, the adhesive coating is above specification (too thick), and in 5% of runs it is too thin. The product is never defective when the adhesive coating is within specification. . If 3% of all the final sandpaper is found to be defective due to clumping, what is the probability that a thick coating of adhesive causes clumping? . If 2% of all the final sandpaper is defective due to loose grains, what is the probability that a thin coating is applied but the product is NOT defective? . What is the probability that the adhesive coating was out of specification (too thick OR too thin) but the product was NOT defective