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One airline averages about 1.5 fatalities per month. Assume that X, the number of fatalities per...

One airline averages about 1.5 fatalities per month. Assume that X, the number of fatalities per month, has the Poisson probability distribution.

What is the probability that in a month the airlines will have no fatality? i.e. P(X = 0). [Round to 4 decimal places]

Tries 0/5

What is the probability that in a month the airlines will have less than average fatality? i.e. P(X < μX), where μX is the expected value of the given Poisson distribution. [Round to 4 decimal places]

Tries 0/5

What is the probability that the airlines will have at least 2 fatalities in two months? [Round to 4 decimal places]

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