Please answer both if you can! Thank you Suppose that the number of drivers who travelbetween a particular origin and destinationduring a designated time period has a Poissondistribution with parameterH = 20What is the probability that the number ofdrivers will be equal to 5?O (e^(-20))/5!O (e^(-20)*20^^5)/5!O (e^(-5)*20^5)/20! Suppose that the number of drivers who travelbetween a particular origin and destinationduring a designated time period has a Poissondistribution with parameterH = 20What is the probability that the number ofdrivers will be 0?O 1-(e^(-20)*20^5)/5!O 1-e^(-20)O e^(-20)

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Suppose that the number of drivers who travel between a particular origin and destination during a designated time period has a Poisson distribution with parameter H = 20 What is the probability that the number of drivers will be equal to 5?