3. John parks cars at a hotel. On average, 6.7 cars will arrive in an hour. Assume adriver's decision on whether to let John park the car does not depend upon anyother person's decision. What is the probability that exactly 5 cars will arrive in thenext hour?.4323.2364O.1385O.3655

Here, the given situation follows Poisson distribution with λ=6.7 and x = 5.

Answered: 3. John parks cars at a hotel. On…

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3. John parks cars at a hotel. On average, 6.7 cars will arrive in an hour. Assume a driver's decision on whether to let John park the car does not depend upon any other person's decision. What is the probability that exactly 5 cars will arrive in the next hour?