Given the number of patients who arrive at a dentist follows a Poisson Probability Distribution and...

  

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Given the number of patients who arrive at a dentist follows a Poisson Probability Distribution and is 10 patients per hour. What is the mean number of patients arriving in 15 minutes. (1 decimal) Find the probability exactly one patient will arrive in 15 minutes. (Use the Poisson tables and write the answers to four decimals). Find the probability exactly two patients will arrive in 15 minutes. (4 decimals) What is the mean number of patients arriving in a half hour. (1 decimal) Find the probability exactly two patients will arrive in a half hour. (4 decimals) Given the number of patients who arrive at a dentist follows a Poisson Probability Distribution and is 10 patients per hour. What is the mean number of patients arriving in 15 minutes. (1 decimal) Find the probability exactly one patient will arrive in 15 minutes. (Use the Poisson tables and write the answers to four decimals). Find the probability exactly two patients will arrive in 15 minutes. (4 decimals) What is the mean number of patients arriving in a half hour. (1 decimal) Find the probability exactly two patients will arrive in a half hour. (4 decimals)

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