Mathematics, 13.07.2021 16:30 kaylazeiter

If the hits to a certain webpage over time follow a Poisson distribution, and the average rate equals 10.7 per hour, then what is the probability (to four decimal places) that the webpage will receive at least one hit during a one minute interval? (Remember to convert the rate per hour to the rate per minute.)

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