Question
A box of bulbs is inspected by examining three randomly
selected bulbs drawn without replacement. If all the three bulbs are non-defected, the box is approved for sale, otherwise, it is rejected. Find the probability that a box containing 15 bulbs out of which 12 are non-defected and 3 are defective ones will be approved for sale.Solution
Let A,B, and C be the respective events that the first, second, and third drawn orange is non-defected. Therefore, probability that first drawn orange is non-defected, P(A)=12/15 The bulbs are not replaced. Therefore, probability of getting second orange non-defected, P(B) = 11/14 Similarly, probability of getting third orange non-defected, P(C)= 10/13 The box is approved for sale if all the three bulbs are non-defected. Thus, probability of getting all the bulbs non-defected = 12/15 × 11/14 × 10/13 = 44/91 = 0.48
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