Use: Monte Carlo Model- Complete the frequency table with the ranges of possibilities A pharmaceutical company with three plants, located in Ireland, the United States and Puerto Rico, simultaneously produces the antibiotic Bactricin II. In Ireland and Puerto Rico, specifically, they produce 30%. In order to study patient satisfaction for a future production of a similar product, it is desired to study the frequency of possible defective amounts of the antibiotic. In a sample of 100 bottles the following frequency of defective tablets was found: Defective Relative Cumulative Ranges of quantity Frequency frequency frequency possibilities 0 10 15 2 20 3 14 4 9 5 7Use one of the random number tables present HERE [Values 1 to 100}|: Here are your random numbers: 5 13 21 2'6 52 4B 62 6 3 56 24 28 21 95 47 59 52 2? 16 4S 5 43 18 81 21 7B 95 48 9'5 54 31 15 69 4 94 29 81 8 5 5 5 1 T4 33 11 163 T 1 93 35 45 3.7 1 19 91 32 71 2 2 14 43 8-1- 79 6 3 66 44 41 28 49 E1 53 93 1 T 55 B3 26 39 3 1 31 57 35 31 1 2 35 5 69 88 98 23 16 1 59 38 99 98 7 T7 45 196 3'1 34 66 96 To simulate the purchase of 10 bottles. Indicate how mam}r defective units each bottle has, completing the following table \fRandom Bottles number Table Defective from ran ge quantity ta ble 1 2 3 4 5 6 7' 8 9 10 1 Determine the expected average of defective quantities. 2 Determine the average obtained in the simulation. 3 Describe the ru n, the results, and the conclusion ofthe simulation