Question $8(2$ points$)$

These three types of intangible assets $($intellectual capital$)$ are all non$-$physical in origin and people$-$related. They are clearly distinct and distinguishable from one another, but it is extremely important to understand how they are interdependent in a system of intangible resources. Without this understanding, managers cannot consciously, intelligently, and strategically manage these resources effectively, cannot create a synergy of effect from the use of these resources, and cannot efficiently build up these resources as organizational capabilities.

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Consider an example manufacturing line where we make $100$ parts and each part has a $10\%$ chance of having a defect. The number of defects out of $100$ parts has a binomial distribution $B(100,0\mathrm{.}01),$ but but behaves similarly to a normal distribution with mean $=10$ and standard deviation $=3.$

more than $20$ defects