In a factory, in a batch of 100 products, there are on average 3 of defected ones. Please calculate the following using the indicated distributions: Probability of having 6 defected products in 100 products. a- Solve using Binomial distribution b- Solve using Poisson distribution

In a factory, in a batch of 100 products, there are on average 3 of defected ones. Please calculate the following using the indicated distributions: Probability of having 6 defected products in 100 products. a- Solve using Binomial distribution b- Solve using Poisson distribution

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