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The Poisson distribution is a discrete distribution that expresses the probability of a fixed number of events occurring in a fixed interval.For example,suppose we want to model the number of arrivals per minute at the campus dining hall during lunch.We observe the actual arrivals in 200 one-minute periods in 1 week.The sample mean is 3.8 and the results are shown below. The Poisson distribution is a discrete distribution that expresses the probability of a fixed number of events occurring in a fixed interval.For example,suppose we want to model the number of arrivals per minute at the campus dining hall during lunch.We observe the actual arrivals in 200 one-minute periods in 1 week.The sample mean is 3.8 and the results are shown below.   The probabilities based on a Poisson distribution with a mean of 3.8 are shown below.   What is the expected count for 0 arrivals? A) 10 B) 200 C) 4 D) None of the above The probabilities based on a Poisson distribution with a mean of 3.8 are shown below. The Poisson distribution is a discrete distribution that expresses the probability of a fixed number of events occurring in a fixed interval.For example,suppose we want to model the number of arrivals per minute at the campus dining hall during lunch.We observe the actual arrivals in 200 one-minute periods in 1 week.The sample mean is 3.8 and the results are shown below.   The probabilities based on a Poisson distribution with a mean of 3.8 are shown below.   What is the expected count for 0 arrivals? A) 10 B) 200 C) 4 D) None of the above What is the expected count for 0 arrivals?

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