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Let k be the number of ON-state devices in a group of n devices on a circuit board. Assume all n devices are independent (functionally). Write a program (in MatLab or in C/C++ to compute P(k) = (n k) (p^k) (l - p)^n - k, if P denotes the probability of a device being ON state. Solution defects=0:200; y = binopdf(defects,200,.02); [x,i]=max(y); defects(i).

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