2.A department store receives an average of 5 returned items per day. The probability that a returned itemhas an available replacement is 0.65. [Hint: there are two separate distributions here.]d.e.f.Calculate the probability that there are 4 returned items and none has availablereplacements in a certain day.Calculate the variance and the mean of the returned items.Calculate the variance and the mean of the replaced items.2

Let X be the number of returned items i.e X~Pois(λ=5) Let Y be the number of replace item n=sample…

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