2.Suppose that mean number of companies going public (performing an IPO) is 15 per month. Assume that
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2.Suppose that mean number of companies going public (performing an IPO) is 15 per month. Assume that companies' IPOs are independent events.
a) Suppose X= number of IPOs in a given month. How X is distributed?
b) Find P(X < 3)
c) What is the probability that X is at least 15?
d) What is the probability of fewer than 30 IPOs in a two-month period?
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