A certain species of European mite is capable of damaging the bark on orange trees. The following
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A certain species of European mite is capable of damaging the bark on orange trees. The following are the results of inspections done on one hundred saplings chosen at random from a large orchard. The measurement recorded, X, is the number of mite infestations found on the trunk of each tree. Is it reasonable to assume that X is a Poisson random variable? If not, which of the Poisson model assumptions is likely not to be true?
No. of Infestations, k No. of Trees
0…………………………….. 55
1…………………………….. 20
2…………………………….. 21
3…………………………….. 1
4…………………………….. 1
5…………………………….. 1
6…………………………….. 0
7…………………………….. 1
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Introduction To Mathematical Statistics And Its Applications
ISBN: 9780321693945
5th Edition
Authors: Richard J. Larsen, Morris L. Marx