DeVry Student Portal x Week 2: Active Reading X zy Section 3.3 - MATH 221: Statistic: X + X CA @ https://learn.zybooks.com/zybook/Statistics_for_Decision-Making_-_11038/chapter/3/section/3 . .. =zyBooks My library > MATH 221: Statistics for Decision Making home > 3.3: Binomial distribution zyBooks catalog Help/FAQ Kaleb Harkins CHALLENGE ACTIVITY 3.3.1: Binomial distribution. 375334.2356372.qx3zqy7 Jump to level 1 A company is reviewing a batch of 23 products to determine if any are defective. On average, 3.7% of products are defective. Does this situation describe a binomial experiment, and why? Yes, because only two outcomes are possible, defective and not defective v What is the probability that the company will find 2 or fewer defective products in this batch? Ex: 1.23 % What is the probability that 4 or more defective products are found in this batch? Ex: 1.23 % If the company finds 5 defective products in this batch, should the company stop production? Yes v 1 Check Next Feedback? 5:44 PM 1/13/2022 3