Question 27Fictional Town EMS services is used on average 10 times per day. The number of timesFictional Town EMS services is used can be modeled with a Poisson Distribution. Computethe Probability that the service is needed 6 times in a day. Round your answer to thenearest ten-thousandth

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Fictional Town EMS services is used on average 10 times per day. The number of times Fictional Town EMS services is used can be modeled with a Poisson Distribution. Compute the Probability that the service is needed 6 times in a day. Round your answer to the nearest ten-thousandth