Mathematics, 16.05.2021 04:50, si1baalmasri
Each month a certain manufacturing plant produces 15,000 cellphone batteries. Last month, a
random sample of 200 batteries found 6 defective batteries.
This month, a random sample of 150 batteries found 5 defective batteries. Based on the two
samples, what is a reasonable prediction for the total number of defective batteries produced each
month? Explain your answer.
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