In honour of the author's anniversary, a radio program offers to give an out of print book to the one who calls 100th after the beginning of thebroadcast. The calls to the program are modelled by a non-homogeneous Poisson process, and the average number of calls in t hours is (5t)?.Find the probability that the 100th call will be received in no more than 15 minutes (t = 0.25), if the 98th call was made 12 minutes after thebeginning of the broadcast.0.890.110.0760.002

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