5. In a large forest, walnut trees appear at random at an average of 22 trees per acre. Let X be thenumber of trees you find in a specific acre of forest.a) What distribution does X follow?b) What is the probability that you see 19 walnut trees in an acre?c) What is the probability of seeing 0 walnut trees in a quarter acre? Make sure to define a randomvariable as necessary, and to state its distribution!

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a) What distribution does X follow? b) What is the probability that you see 19 walnut trees in an acre? c) What is the probability of seeing 0 walnut trees in a quarter acre? Make sure to define a random variable as necessary, and to state its distribution!