Suppose that the number of bad cheques received by a bank in one day is a...
Suppose that the number of bad cheques received by a bank in one
day is a Poisson
random variable with mean lamda = 3. Determine the probability that
the bank will receive
4 bad cheques in 2 days.
A. 0.134 B. 0.058 C. 0.316 D. 0.205 E. none of the above
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