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Description: Please help with this question. 2. If X~ Poisson (4), compute P(X s 3) and P(X > 2).Hint: If X ~ Poisson(2), the probability mass function of X isp(x) = p(X = x) =if x is a non – negative integerx!0,otherwise

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If X ~ Poisson (4), compute P(X s 3) and P(X > 2). Hint: If X ~ Poisson(2), the probability mass function of X is if x is a non – negative integer p(x) = p(X = x) = - 0, otherwise

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