Problem 3: Sixteen parts are examined for defects. It is found that 11 are good, 3 have minor defects, and 2 have major defects. Two parts are chosen at random from the 16 parts with replacement (that is, the first part chosen is returned to the mix before the second part is chosen). You may use a tree diagram for this problem. (i) What is the probability that both are good? (ii) What is the probability that exactly one part has a major defect? (You may use the tree diagram to find out all possible outcomes) Keep 3 or more decimal places if you simplify your