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The question says ratio of s1,..,s4 combined

This does not mean you need to add the ratio, but means you need to find the "combined" ratio as if they were one.

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total shipments DEFECTS = 17
total shipments of chips = 51000
for 51000 there are 17 defects
then for 60000 chips shipments how many defects will be there ??

It is : 20



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