Daniel 10 Dec 2015, 09:46
In Example 2 on the linked page, you state that the average number of flaws is 46/20, but where did you get the number 46 from?
Thanks for clearing this up.
13. Poisson Probability Distribution
Worked through this and other examples
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In Example 2 on the linked page, you state that the average number of flaws is 46/20, but where did you get the number 46 from? Thanks for clearing this up.
Relevant page <a href="/counting-probability/13-poisson-probability-distribution.php">13. Poisson Probability Distribution</a> What I've done so far Worked through this and other examples
Newton 11 Dec 2015, 12:40
Hi Daniel
I've amended the solution - hope it makes more sense now.
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Hi Daniel I've amended the solution - hope it makes more sense now.
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Yes, I can see it now. Thanks a lot.
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