Mathematics, 29.02.2020 01:24 audjwood67

Assume that this number is the average number of squirrels you come across when you walk from the Life Science Building (LS) to the Engineering Research Building (ERB). Tomorrow you plan to walk from LS to ERB and you wonder what it the probability of observing at most three squirrels. Assume that squirrels are randomly distributed and that each squirrel is an independent observation.

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