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Suppose that the number of cans of soda pop filled in a day at a bottling plant is a random variablewith an expected value of 10,000 and a variance of 1,000.(a) Use Markov’s inequality to obtain an upper bound on the probability that the plant will fill more than11,000 cans on a particular day.
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