please help me in calculate P(Y>10) instead of P(Y<90), thanks Question 2(a)Suppose we have a computer program consisting of n = 100 pages of code.Let X; be the number of errors on the i-th page of code. Suppose that the X;'s arePoisson with mean 1 and that they are independent. Let Y = 1X; be the totalnumber of errors. Use the Central Limit Theorem to approximate P(Y < 90). (Youranswer can include the CDF of N(0, 1), Þ(x).)

Given that Sample size=n=100, Xi~Poisson(1)

O Suppose we have a computer program consisting of n = 100 pages of code. Let X; be the number of errors on the i-th page of code. Suppose that the Xi's are Poisson with mean 1 and that they are independent. Let Y = 1X; be the total number of errors. Use the Central Limit Theorem to approximate P(Y < 90). (Your answer can include the CDF of N(0, 1), Þ(x).)

O Suppose we have a computer program consisting of n = 100 pages of code. Let X; be the number of errors on the i-th page of code. Suppose that the Xi's are Poisson with mean 1 and that they are independent. Let Y = 1X; be the total number of errors. Use the Central Limit Theorem to approximate P(Y < 90). (Your answer can include the CDF of N(0, 1), Þ(x).)

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I think H1 here should be mean < 93