A laundry shop averages 5 customers per hour. Assume that the number of customers is a Poisson random variable. A. What is the probability that the shop will have at least 1 customer in the next hour? a.0.0067 b.0.0404 c.0.9933 d.0.9596 B. What is the probability that the shop will have 14 customers from 2:00 to 5:00 PM? a. 0.0013 b. 0.0960 c. 0.1024 d. 0.0005

A laundry shop averages 5 customers per hour. Assume that the number of customers is a Poisson random variable. A. What is the probability that the shop will have at least 1 customer in the next hour? a.0.0067 b.0.0404 c.0.9933 d.0.9596 B. What is the probability that the shop will have 14 customers from 2:00 to 5:00 PM? a. 0.0013 b. 0.0960 c. 0.1024 d. 0.0005

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

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Author:Sheldon Ross

Publisher:Sheldon Ross

Chapter1: Combinatorial Analysis

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