A computer help line receives on average 32 calls per 8 hour work day. The distribution is Poisson. Compute the probability of having less than 6 calls in an hour. 0.88930.8893 0.10420.1042 0.000000018890.00000001889 0.7851

A computer help line receives on average 32 calls per 8 hour work day. The distribution is Poisson. Compute the probability of having less than 6 calls in an hour. 0.88930.8893 0.10420.1042 0.000000018890.00000001889 0.7851

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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A computer help line receives on average 32 calls per 8 hour work day. The distribution is Poisson. Compute the probability of having less than 6 calls in an hour.

0.88930.8893
0.10420.1042
0.000000018890.00000001889
0.7851

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