MathProbabilityDiscrete random variables

Special discrete distributions

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To control the production of steel sheets at the end of the working day, the factory randomly selects and checks $n$ sheets. The probability of detecting a defective part is $0.05$ . How many sheets $n$ should the factory select, so that the probability of finding at least one defective sheet is at least $0.95$ ?

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