In the interest of pollution control, an experimenter wants to count the number of
Chapter 7, Problem 7.101(choose chapter or problem)
In the interest of pollution control, an experimenter wants to count the number of bacteria per small volume of water. Let X denote the bacteria count per cubic centimeter of water and assume that X has a Poisson probability distribution with mean = 100. If the allowable pollution in a water supply is a count of 110 per cubic centimeter, approximate the probability that X will be at most 110. [Hint: Use the result in Exercise 7.100(c).]
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