To estimate the number of errors in a new piece of software by applying the errorseeding approach, a programmer puts 10 deliberate (seeded) faults into the program. A second programmer then tests the...

To estimate the number of errors in a new piece of software by applying the errorseeding approach, a programmer puts 10 deliberate (seeded) faults into the program.

A second programmer then tests the program and finds 27 errors, 8 of which are

confirmed by the first programmer to be seeded errors. Estimate the original number

of faults in the program (i.e., excluding the seeded errors).