Please help with this question. Especially explain whether the assumptions would be reasonable.

2.? Urgent care Visits. Urgent care centers are open beyond typical ofce hours and provide a broader range of services than that of many primary care ofces. A study conducted to collect information about urgent care centers in the United States reported that in one week, 15.8% of centers saw 0149 patients, 33.7% saw 150 299 patients, 28.8% saw 300449 patients, and 21.7% saw 450 or more patients. Assume that the data can be treated as a probability distribution of patient visits for any given week. (a) What is the probability that three random urgent care centers in a county all see between 300449 patients in a week? Note any assumptions made. Are the assumptions reasonable? (b) What is the probability that ten random urgent care centers throughout a state all see 450 or more patients in a week? Note any assumptions made. Are the assumptions reasonable? (c) With the information provided, is it possible to compute the probability that one urgent care center sees between 150299 patients in one week and 300449 patients in the next week? Explain why or why not