A company in this town specializes in renting out cars to tourists for one day at a time. Finnur, a tourism expert, works for the company and has closely monitored the rental and found that it can be assumed that the number of rentals is on average 1.2 cars per day. a) What probability distribution is normal to use to describe the number of rentals per day an what is the value of its parameters? b) Finn's company owns two cars. What is the probability that the company can not meet another demand in one day? (The cars are only rented out one day at a time) c) What is the probability that in the next two days 3 tourists will come to the company and want to rent a car?

A company in this town specializes in renting out cars to tourists for one day at a time. Finnur, a tourism expert, works for the company and has closely monitored the rental and found that it can be assumed that the number of rentals is on average 1.2 cars per day. a) What probability distribution is normal to use to describe the number of rentals per day an what is the value of its parameters? b) Finn's company owns two cars. What is the probability that the company can not meet another demand in one day? (The cars are only rented out one day at a time) c) What is the probability that in the next two days 3 tourists will come to the company and want to rent a car?

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