Elementary Statistics (Text Only)
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Chapter 6.3, Problem 23E
Computer messages: The number of tweets received by a Twitter is a variable with rate of 8 tweets per hour.
- What is the
probability that 5 tweets are received in a given hour? - What is the probability that 10 tweets are received in 1.5 hours?
- What is the probability that fewer than 3 tweets are received in one-hay hour?
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Elementary Statistics (Text Only)
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