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Suppose the number of claims filed by an insured in a week follows the Poisson distribution with mean 2. The number of claims filed by each insured in a week is independent of that by other insureds. There are 5000 insureds. Determine the coefficient of variation of the total number of claims filed by the 5000 insureds in a week.

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