A candy company claims that its new chocolate almond bar averages 10 almonds per bar. Let x

Question:

A candy company claims that its new chocolate almond bar averages 10 almonds per bar. Let x denote the number of almonds in the next bar that you buy. Use the Poisson distribution to find p (x ≤ 4) if the candy company’s claim is correct. If x actually turns out to be 4, what do you think of the claim?

Distribution
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