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2 i, and (b) i=1 i = , then P as n N i=1 (Xi (3b) The number of students who enroll in a psychology course is a Poisson random variable with mean 100....

2 i, and (b) i=1 i = , then P as n N i=1 (Xi (3b) The number of students who enroll in a psychology course is a Poisson random variable with mean 100. The professor in charge of the course has decided that if the number enrolling is 120 or more he will teach the course in two separate sections, whereas if fewer that 120 students enroll he will teach all of the students together in a single section. What is the probability that the professor will have to teach two sections?

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