Question #290588

Suppose that the bank customers arrive randomly and independently on an average of 3.2 customers every 4

minutes. What is the probability that:

a. Exactly two customers arrive in every 4 minutes?

b. Exactly two customers will arrive in every 8 minutes interval?

c. One or more customers will arrive in every 12 minutes?


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Expert's answer
2022-01-26T18:04:50-0500

a) Let X be a random variable represents the number of customers arriving in 4 minutes, then X~Pois(3.2)

P(X=2)=3.222!e3.20.209P(X=2)={\frac {3.2^2} {2!}}*e^{-3.2}\approx0.209


b) Let X be a random variable represents the number of customers arriving in 8 minutes, then X~Pois(2*3.2)=Pois(6.4)

P(X=2)=6.422!e6.40.034P(X=2)={\frac {6.4^2} {2!}}*e^{-6.4}\approx0.034


b) Let X be a random variable represents the number of customers arriving in 12 minutes, then X~Pois(3*3.2)=Pois(9.6)

P(X1)=1P(X<1)=1P(X=0)=19.600!e9.61P(X≥1)=1-P(X<1)=1-P(X=0)=1-{\frac {9.6^0} {0!}}*e^{-9.6}\approx1

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