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QUESTION 19 A manufacturer of automobile tires reported that among a shipment of 400 sent to a local distributor, 10 are slightly blemished. If Ahmed purchases 120 of these tires at randor from the distributor. On average, how many of these tires would Ahmed expect to be blemished? O 12 O 40 O 4 O 3

QUESTION 19 A manufacturer of automobile tires reported that among a shipment of 400 sent to a local distributor, 10 are slightly blemished. If Ahmed purchases 120 of these tires at randor from the distributor. On average, how many of these tires would Ahmed expect to be blemished? O 12 O 40 O 4 O 3

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

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Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

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