Tubert-Bitter et al. (A-9) found that the number of serious gastrointestinal reactionsreported to the British Committee on Safety of Medicine was 538 for 9,160,000prescriptions of the antilinflammatory drug piroxicam. This corresponds to a rate of.058 gastrointestinal reactions per 1000 prescriptions written. Using a Poisson modelfor probability, with I ¼ :06, find the probability of(a) Exactly one gastrointestinal reaction in 1000 prescriptions(d) At least one gastrointestinal reaction in 1000 prescriptions

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