Transportion Engineering please solve for all The table below gives data on accepted and rejected gaps of vehicles on the minorroad of an unsignalized intersection. If the arrival of major road vehicles can bedescribed by the Poisson distribution, and the peak hour volume is 1100 veh/h,determine the expected number of accepted gaps that will be available for minorroad vehicles during the peak hourGap (t) (s)1.52.53.54.55.5Number ofRejected Gaps>t925230102Number ofAccepted Gaps>t3183562100

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The table below gives data on accepted and rejected road of an unsignalized intersection. If the arrival of described by the Poisson distribution, and the peak h determine the expected number of accepted gaps tha road vehicles during the peak hour Gap (t) (s) 1.5 2.5 3.5 4.5 5.5 Number of Rejected Gaps > t 92 52 30 10 2

The table below gives data on accepted and rejected road of an unsignalized intersection. If the arrival of described by the Poisson distribution, and the peak h determine the expected number of accepted gaps tha road vehicles during the peak hour Gap (t) (s) 1.5 2.5 3.5 4.5 5.5 Number of Rejected Gaps > t 92 52 30 10 2

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