Cognitive scientists at the University of Massachusetts designed an experiment to measure x, the number of times
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Cognitive scientists at the University of Massachusetts designed an experiment to measure x, the number of times a reader's eye fixated on a single word before moving past that word (Memory and Cognition, Sept. 1997). For this experiment, x was found to have a mean of 1. Suppose one of the readers in the experiment is randomly selected, and assume that x has a Poisson distribution.
a. Find P (x = 0).
b. Find P (x > 1).
c. Find P (x ≤ 2).
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