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An insurance company receives, on average, two claims per week from a particular factory. Assuming that a Poisson distribution can model the number of claims, find the probability it receives.
three claims in a given week,
more than four claims in a given week,
four claims in a given fortnight,
no claims on a given day, assuming that the factory operates on a five-day week.
three claims in a given week,
more than four claims in a given week,
four claims in a given fortnight,
no claims on a given day, assuming that the factory operates on a five-day week.
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