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El número de llegadas al servicio de urgencias de un hospital es de 2 cada 15 min. Si se supone que el numero de llegadas se distribuye en un modelo de Poisson, se pretende calcular la probabilidad de
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El número de llegadas al servicio de urgencias de un hospital es de 2 cada 15 min. Si se supone que

el numero de llegadas se distribuye en un modelo de Poisson, se pretende calcular la probabilidad
de que en los próximos 15 min se produzcan 4 llegadas.
Ayuda por favor, es urgente. ​

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Uh I don’t speak u language

Step-by-step explanation: Sorry :/

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