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The number of customers that visit a 24-hour local supermarket during the off-peak hours between 8am...

The number of customers that visit a 24-hour local supermarket during the off-peak hours between 8am - 11am is known to be distributed as Poisson with mean 2 per hour. Determine the probability that

i. no customers will visit the supermarket between 8am - 9am.

ii. exactly one customer will visit the supermarket between 9am - 11am.

iii. exactly one customer will visit the supermarket for each of the time intervals 8am - 9am and 9am-11am.

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