В.The Lincoln Hospital is one of the best in treating patients with TI virus. On average of12 persons visit the hospital in any given week. The number of visits models a Poissondistribution. As a Statistician, you are asked to complete a set of tasks to give the CEO ina report.i. What is the probability that EXACTLY 8 persons will visit the hospital in a givenweekii. Calculate the probability that more than 3 persons will visit the hospital in a weekiii. Calculate the probability that at most 2 persons will visit the hospital in a givenfortnight (2 weeks) МАТH1208QUESTION 2А.The table below shows the probability distribution of the likelihood of the number ofSUVS in a household in Forest Hill, St Andrew.Number of23SUVS (x)P(X = x)0.050.120.600.20Find:i. The value of 'c' ( the probability of 4 SUVS in a household)ii. The expected value [E(X) ], the mean value of SUVS in a householdiii. The varianceiv. standard deviation of SUVS in a household

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QUESTION 2 А. The table below shows the probability distribution of the likelihood of the number of SUVS in a household in Forest Hill, St Andrew. Number of 1 2 3 4 SUVS (x) P(X = x) 0.05 0.12 0.60 0.20 Find: i. The value of c' ( the probability of 4 SUVS in a household) ii. The expected value [E(X) ], the mean value of SUVS in a household iii. The variance

QUESTION 2 А. The table below shows the probability distribution of the likelihood of the number of SUVS in a household in Forest Hill, St Andrew. Number of 1 2 3 4 SUVS (x) P(X = x) 0.05 0.12 0.60 0.20 Find: i. The value of c' ( the probability of 4 SUVS in a household) ii. The expected value [E(X) ], the mean value of SUVS in a household iii. The variance

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