On average, an operator of a bank make 3 calls per week. Compute theprobability for the following events:(i)He/she will make at least 2 calls in a week.(ii)He/she will make 2 or more but less than 5 calls in a week.(ii1)He/she will make at most one call per day with the assumption thatthere are 5 working days in a week.

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