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The number of calls that start every minute in a network of mobile telephony has a distribution of Poisson, and we observe that on average 4
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The number of calls that start every minute in a network of mobile telephony has a distribution of Poisson, and we observe that on average 40 calls of that kind take place at a minute. What is the probability that 35 calls of that kind take place in a minute?
Answer by ewatrrr(24785) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
P(x = 35) = poissonpdf(40,35) = .0485
For singular Probability: formula works well
Shown here is the TI syntax to use with a TI Calculator
Answer shown was found Using stattrek.com Calculator
could also use an Excel formula
Only mention alternatives as cumulative probabilities can get complicated by hand
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