$15\mathrm{.}115\mathrm{.}2$ One industry expert stated that software today has six errors for every $1,000$ lines of code. Assuming that there is only one opportunity to make an error for each line of code, at what sigma level is the coding process operating? Round your answer to two decimal places. If eight errors are discovered, how many lines of code must there be for the process to be operating at a six$-$sigma level? Round your answer to the nearest whole number.Over the last year, $1,000$ injections were administered at a clinic. Quality is measured by the proper amount of dosage as well as the correct drug. In ten instances, the incorrect amount was given, and in two cases, the wrong drug was given. What is the epmo metric? Round your answer to the nearest whole number. errors per million opportunities What sigma level does it correspond to$?$ Round your answer to two decimal places.