In each batch of pralines that a chocolate factory produces, they are packed into boxes of \(16\). Due to the new health guidelines regarding sugar content, quality control tests are implemented and show that on average, the proportion of pralines that exceed the recommended sugar content is \(p\). The number of pralines in a box that exceed the recommended sugar content is denoted by \(X\).
State, in context of the question, two assumptions needed for \(X\) to be well-modelled by a binomial distribution.
[2]Assume now that \(X\) is modelled by a binomial distribution.
It is known that the most probable number of pralines that exceed the recommended sugar content is \(2\). Find the exact range of values that \(p\) can take.
[3]For each batch of pralines produced, the chocolate factory implements the following quality control system by testing the first random sample of \(16\) pralines in a box:
It is given that \(p=0.15\).
Find the probability that the batch of pralines is accepted under this quality control system.
[2]Given that the batch of pralines is accepted, find the probability that a second box of pralines is tested.
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