3. Suppose 300 misprints are distributed randomly throughout a book of 500 pages.(a) Find the probability that a given page contains 2 or more misprints.(b) Approximate your answer in part (a) by using the Poisson approximation.

Given information Number of misprint pages=300 Number of page=500

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Suppose 300 misprints are distributed randomly throughout a book of 500 pages. (a) Find the probability that a given page contains 2 or more misprints. (b) Approximate your answer in part (a) by using the Poisson approximation.