Assume, that orders arrive to a company according to a Poisson process with rate a =8 per hour, so that the number of arrivals during a time period of t hours is a Poisson random variable with parameter u= 8t. a) What is the expected value of the number of orders that arrive during a 30-min period? Select one: a. None of the answers. b. 24 C.4 d. 0.534 e.0.5

Assume, that orders arrive to a company according to a Poisson process with rate a =8 per hour, so that the number of arrivals during a time period of t hours is a Poisson random variable with parameter u= 8t. a) What is the expected value of the number of orders that arrive during a 30-min period? Select one: a. None of the answers. b. 24 C.4 d. 0.534 e.0.5

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