Suppose that we have a Poisson process with mean success rate of 5 successes per unit "time". What is the probability (three decimal place accuracy) we have to wait more than 2 units of time to see 8 successes?

Suppose that we have a Poisson process with mean success rate of 5 successes per unit "time". What is the probability (three decimal place accuracy) we have to wait more than 2 units of time to see 8 successes?

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