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Flaws in a certain type of drapery material appear on the

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Problem 5E

Problem 5E

Flaws in a certain type of drapery material appear on the average of one in 150 square feet. If we assume a Poisson distribution, find the probability of at most one flaw appearing in 225 square feet.

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 Flaws in a  certain type of drapery material appear on the average of one in 150 square feet. If the number of flaws X ~ poisson distribution we have to find the probability that  at most one flaw appearing in 225 square feet.

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Author: Robert V. Hogg, Elliot Tanis, Dale Zimmerman
ISBN: 9780321923271

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