plz provide handwritten answer for part b 2. A limousine service has three cars (sedans) which it hires out by the day. Thenumber of requests for these sedans, per day, is a Poisson random variable, (X),with mean 1.5.a. Complete the following Probability Distribution Table. Report yourprobabilities to 4 dp.P(X=x)4b.What is the probability that the firm is able to meet the demand for itscars?c. What is the probability of at least one car requested on a randomlyselected day?d. Graph the probability distribution found in (a) and describe its shape.1.5'c15= 6, 223101= 0,33472.= 0.2510211.5 e531= 0.12851,5 e31-= 0.0470641= 0.0141151.6.6.1.30150.0003529l0.00351.515= 0.000 S290.0008x0123 567

* SOLUTION :- From the given information the calculation is given below

2. A limousine service has three cars (sedans) which it hires out by the day. The number of requests for these sedans, per day, is a Poisson random variable, (X), with mean 1.5. a. Complete the following Probability Distribution Table. Report your probabilities to 4 dp.

2. A limousine service has three cars (sedans) which it hires out by the day. The number of requests for these sedans, per day, is a Poisson random variable, (X), with mean 1.5. a. Complete the following Probability Distribution Table. Report your probabilities to 4 dp.

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

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Author:Sheldon Ross

Publisher:Sheldon Ross

Chapter1: Combinatorial Analysis

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