If student arrivals to the school dining commons follows the Poisson distribution with a mean of 50 students per day. For a randomly selected 36 days: (use 4 digits after decimal point) What is the probability that they served breakfast to at least 1757 students during these 36 days? [hint: P(EX 2 1757 students) =?] Z score is Probability is

If student arrivals to the school dining commons follows the Poisson distribution with a mean of 50 students per day. For a randomly selected 36 days: (use 4 digits after decimal point) What is the probability that they served breakfast to at least 1757 students during these 36 days? [hint: P(EX 2 1757 students) =?] Z score is Probability is

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What is the probability that they served breakfast to at least 1757 students during these 36 days? [hint: P(EX > 1757 students) =?]
Z score is
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