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The number of babies in a litter of rabbits is approximately Poisson distribution with
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What is the standard deviation of the number of babies in one litter?
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What is the approximate probability that over a 9 month period, a rabbit will have more than 65 babies (use the Central Limit Theorem, continuity correction is optional)? Incidentally, the plot at right shows the exact Poissondistribution you’ll be using, and you’ll note it looks quite a bit like some other distribution . .
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