A home products manufacturer estimates that the probability of being sued for product defects is 2% per
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A home products manufacturer estimates that the probability of being sued for product defects is 2% per year per product manufactured. If the firm currently manufacturers 25 products, what is the probability that the firm will experience no lawsuits in a given year?
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