A machine has a probability of producing a defective equal to 0.05 every time it produces a product. If three of its products are selected randomly and independently during a shift, what is the probability that a quality engineer will find no defectives in the three?

A machine has a probability of producing a defective equal to 0.05 every time it produces a product. If three of its products are selected randomly and independently during a shift, what is the probability that a quality engineer will find no defectives in the three?

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