A bottling company marks a 0 for every bottle that comes out correct and a 1 for every defective bottle. Estimate the probability that the next bottle is defective

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Given

Correct

Defective

Required

The probability that the next is defective

The question is incomplete because the list of bottles that came out is not given.

However, the formula to use is:

Take for instance, the following outcomes:

We have:

--- i.e. the number of 0's

So, the probability is:

d≈7.07in

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the options are kind of confusing. i can tell you what i see going on here when i look at the graph.

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