The owner of a tree farm specializes in growing pine trees. They are grown in rows of 50 trees and the owner has found on the average, about 4 trees per row will not be suitable to sell. Assuming that the Poisson distribution is applicable here, find the probability that a row of tree selected for shipment will contain 2 unsaleable trees.

The owner of a tree farm specializes in growing pine trees. They are grown in rows of 50 trees and the owner has found on the average, about 4 trees per row will not be suitable to sell. Assuming that the Poisson distribution is applicable here, find the probability that a row of tree selected for shipment will contain 2 unsaleable trees.

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Section10.3: Measures Of Spread

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4. The owner of a tree farm specializes in growing pine trees. They are grown in rows of

50 trees and the owner has found on the average, about 4 trees per row will not be

suitable to sell. Assuming that the Poisson distribution is applicable here, find the

probability that a row of tree selected for shipment will contain 2 unsaleable trees.

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