A factory produces electronic components with an average of 0.2 defects per component. What is the probability that a randomly selected component will have exactly 1 defect, according to Poisson distribution?

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A factory produces electronic components with an average of 0.2 defects per component. What is the probability that a randomly selected component will have exactly 1 defect, according to Poisson distribution?
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λ = 0.2 defects per componentx = no. of defects in componentP(x=X)= e-λ(λ)xx! _____poisson distribution

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