The random variable 'X' has the Poisson distribution Po(m) and P(X=5) = P(X=4) +P(X=3). Find the value of 'm' and P(X>2) *6.72 and 0.8766.72 and 0.9827.62 and 0.876O 7.62 and 0.982

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