Based on records, complaints occur in XYZ Internet Café at an average of 5 per day. The number of complaints appeared to be Poisson distributed. a. Find the probability that the café will receive 7 complaints per day. b. Find the probability that the café will receive 3 or less complaints in a 3-day period

Based on records, complaints occur in XYZ Internet Café at an average of 5 per day. The number of complaints appeared to be Poisson distributed. a. Find the probability that the café will receive 7 complaints per day. b. Find the probability that the café will receive 3 or less complaints in a 3-day period

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