URGENT PLEASE. SOLVE AND SHOW WORK IN A EASY WAY TO UNDERSTAND USING POISSON DISTRIBUTION A...
URGENT PLEASE. SOLVE AND SHOW WORK IN A EASY WAY TO UNDERSTAND USING POISSON DISTRIBUTION
A taxi cab company owns 100 taxis, each car has a probability of breaking down on a given day of p = 0.05.
a) Find the probability that three of the cars will breakdown today
b) Find the probability that at most three of the cars will breakdown today
c) Find the probability that at least three of the cars will breakdown today
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Please show a clean way to organize and solve this problem so
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I know the final answer but I need to know all steps please show
work for good rate
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