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The number of prints that the probability of producing at least one quality print is 22.
Given that the probability of producing a high-quality color print is 0.10.
The binomial distribution summarizes the number of trials or observations when each trial has an equal chance of reaching a certain value. The binomial distribution determines the probability of observing a particular number of positive results in a defined number of tests.
Probability of high-quality color print (P) = 0.1
Probability of producing not high-quality color print (1-P) = 0.9
Assume the no. of prints to produce 'n' and these are produced independently say 'x' be the no. of producing quality prints, which follows a binomial distribution.
The probability function of binomial distribution is
[tex]P(X=x)\left(\begin{array}{l}n\\ x\end{array}\right)P^x(1-P)^{n-x},x=0,1,2,.....,n[/tex]
Given that
P(X≥1)≥0.90
1-P(X=0)≥0.90
1-(1-P)ⁿ≥0.90
1-(0.90)ⁿ≥0.90
(0.90)ⁿ≥0.10
Now, taking log of both sides, we get
nlog(0.90)≥log(0.10)
n(0.1053)≥2.3025
n≥21.86
n≈22
Hence, the probability of producing a high-quality color print is 0.10 and the number of prints to produce so that the probability of producing at least one quality print is larger than 0.90 is 22.
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