3) S. It is known that the Higgs boson was discovered at the LHC. Assuming that the process of production of this particle is subject to Poisson-type statistics, determined the probability of detecting 5 Higgs particles in 100 days. Note: The process is subject to a Poisson distribution. The probability of observing n pulses recorded in the time interval At is: P (n, At, m) =m"/n! exp (-m) where m is the average number of events (pulses) recorded in the interval At.

3) S. It is known that the Higgs boson was discovered at the LHC. Assuming that the process of production of this particle is subject to Poisson-type statistics, determined the probability of detecting 5 Higgs particles in 100 days. Note: The process is subject to a Poisson distribution. The probability of observing n pulses recorded in the time interval At is: P (n, At, m) =m"/n! exp (-m) where m is the average number of events (pulses) recorded in the interval At.