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If the number of chocolate chips in a chocolate-chip cookie follows a Poisson where the average is

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If the number of chocolate chips in a chocolate-chip cookie follows a Poisson where the average is 3.6 chocolate chips per cookie, what is the probability of finding no chocolate chips in a given cookie? Fewer than 5 chocolate chips? More than 10 chips?
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