Charge of a production line, Basic Statistics

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Charge of a production line

Assume you are in charge of a production line which allows for no more than 1% defectives in order to be in compliance. A random sample of 500 is tested and 4 defective items are found. Based upon this evidence, is your production line in compliance? Explain

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