The probability that a randomly selected part is found to be defective during each check is the same and is equal to 0.1. A batch of products is not accepted if at least 10 defective products are found. How many details need to be checked so that with a probability of 0.6 it can be argued that a party with 10% rejects will not be accepted?

The probability that a randomly selected part is found to be defective during each check is the same and is equal to 0.1. A batch of products is not accepted if at least 10 defective products are found. How many details need to be checked so that with a probability of 0.6 it can be argued that a party with 10% rejects will not be accepted?

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