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During a busy period at an international airport, there are on average 10 landings and 10...

During a busy period at an international airport, there are on average 10 landings and 10 take-offs per 15 minutes.

i. State the probability distribution followed by the movement of airplanes at the airport?

ii. Calculate the probability distribution that there will be 25 take-offs in a 30-minute period?

iii. Calculate the probability that there will be 8 landings in 6 minutes?

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