17. In a certain population, an average of 26 new cases of esophageal cancer arediagnosed each year. Find the probability that in the next month, there will be lessthan two diagnosed cases of esophageal cancer.A. 0.2689В. О.1145С. 0.0000D. 0.362718. In a certain population, an average of 26 new cases of esophageal cancer arediagnosed each year. Find the probability that in the next month, there will be threediagnosed cases of esophageal cancer.A. 0.5569В. О.1942С. 0.2689D. 0.4631

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17. In a certain population, an average of 26 new cases of esophageal cancer are diagnosed each year. Find the probability that in the next month, there will be less than two diagnosed cases of esophageal cancer. A. 0.2689 В. О.1145 С. 0.0000 D. 0.3627