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5% of batteries produced at a factory are defective. Use the binomial model to find the probability that 1 battery in a pack of 16 is defective.

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5%

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15%

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23%

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37%

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B 15%

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Answer: The correct answer is D) 37%

Step-by-step explanation:

We can use our binomial model equation with all the relevant information to solve this problem simply. We just need to dissect the problem a bit to find relevant information. We know that out of 16 batteries in a pack (the number of trials in this case) we want to find the possibility of 1 of them (the number of successes) to be defective with a defective rate of 5% or 0.05. We simply input the data into our binomial formula given and solve for our answer of 37% I hope this answer has been of use.

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