Problem #1: Students with the last name of A-E: Please review Section 5.3. Solve the following five problems showing work, using the Poisson Distribution formula from our textbook: POISSON DISTRIBUTION P(X = x|A) = x! (5.8) where P(X = x|A) = probability that X = x events in an area of opportunity given A 1 = expected number of events per unit e = mathematical constant approximated by 2.71828 x = number of events (x = 0, 1, 2, ...) 1. Let A = 6.0, find P(X 2 2). (Round to three decimal places) 2. Let A = 0.3, find P(X s 1). (Round to three decimal places)

Problem #1: Students with the last name of A-E: Please review Section 5.3. Solve the following five problems showing work, using the Poisson Distribution formula from our textbook: POISSON DISTRIBUTION P(X = x|A) = x! (5.8) where P(X = x|A) = probability that X = x events in an area of opportunity given A 1 = expected number of events per unit e = mathematical constant approximated by 2.71828 x = number of events (x = 0, 1, 2, ...) 1. Let A = 6.0, find P(X 2 2). (Round to three decimal places) 2. Let A = 0.3, find P(X s 1). (Round to three decimal places)

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