If 3% of all cars fail the emissions inspection, find the probability of getting following number of failed emission inspections in a sample of 150 cars using Poisson approximation. Express your final answer in 4 decimal places.at least 2 exactly 1 greater than 7 or smaller than 6 between 2 and 7, exclusively smaller than 5 greater than 6 between 2 and 6 calls, inclusively no more than 5
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If 3% of all cars fail the emissions inspection, find the probability of getting following number of failed emission inspections in a sample of 150 cars using Poisson approximation. Express your final answer in 4 decimal places.at least 2 exactly 1 greater than 7 or smaller than 6 between 2 and 7, exclusively smaller than 5 greater than 6 between 2 and 6 calls, inclusively no more than 5
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