A company sells consumer hobby drones, and they buy the rotor motor parts from two suppliers, AE Rotors and Brushless Inc. \({25\%}\) of the motors are from AE Rotors and the rest are from Brushless Inc. The probability that a randomly chosen motor supplied by AE Rotors is faulty is \(\frac{1}{20}\). The probability that a randomly chosen motor supplied by Brushless Inc is faulty is \(q\).
\(A\) for the motor is supplied by AE Rotors. \(B\) for the motor is supplied by Brushless Inc.
\(F\) for the motor is faulty, and \(\quad\,{F}'\) for its complement, i.e. the motor is not faulty.
[1]It is known that the probability that a randomly picked motor that is faulty is supplied by Brushless Inc is \(\frac{3}{8}\).
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