Q. 2 University of Nizwa has two parking lots. Let X, be the number of wrongly parked cars in parking lot #1 have the Poisson distribution with parameter 2 and X2 be the number of wrongly parked cars in parking lot #2 have the Poisson distribution with parameter 3. Assume that X, and X2 are independent of each other. What is the probability that there are at least 2 wrongly parked cars in two lots combined?

Q. 2 University of Nizwa has two parking lots. Let X, be the number of wrongly parked cars in parking lot #1 have the Poisson distribution with parameter 2 and X2 be the number of wrongly parked cars in parking lot #2 have the Poisson distribution with parameter 3. Assume that X, and X2 are independent of each other. What is the probability that there are at least 2 wrongly parked cars in two lots combined?

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2 University of Nizwa has two parking lots. Let X, be the number of wrongly parked cars in parking lot #1 have the Poisson distribution with parameter 2 and X2 be the number of wrongly parked cars in parking lot #2 have the Poisson distribution with parameter 3. Assume that X, and X2 are independent of each other. What is the probability that there are at least 2 wrongly parked cars in two lots combined?

Q. 2 University of Nizwa has two parking lots. Let X, be the umber of
wrongly parked cars in parking lot #1 have the Poisson distribution with
parameter 2 and X2 be the number of wrongly parked cars in parking lot
#2 have the Poisson distribution with parameter 3. Assume that X, and
X2 are independent of each other. What is the probability that there are at
least 2 wrongly parked cars in two lots combined?

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