2.It is known that 3% of bolts made by a certain machine are defective.If the bolts are packaged in boxes of 50, using Poisson Distribution,μ²P(r) = ewhere μ =npr!Adetermine the probability that a given box will containexactly 4 defectives.(a)(b)(c)less than 4 defectives.more than 4 defectives.Round the answer to 4 decimals places.

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