A researcher conducted a power analysis before beginning her study. She used the software program G*power to calculate the number of participants she would need in order to have adequate power. She found that she would need 100 participants to have adequate power at 0.80. The researcher reasoned that she would run 1000 participants instead of 100 so that she could have even more statistical power. What is wrong with the researcher's reasoning

A. the probability that a product is defective is 0.1. what is the probability that there will be 1 or less defective products out of the next 8 produced products b.the expected number of imperfections in the coating nylon for parachutes is 6 per 100 yards. what is the probability of finding 12 or fewer imperfections in 260 yards c.in a lot of 54 products there are 9 defective products. calculate the probability that not more than 1 is defective from a random sample of 17 products.