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Determine if a Poisson experiment is described, and select the best answer:
A paper mill produces paper that comes in 3000-foot rolls. The average number of
defects in the paper is known to be 38.9 per roll. The manager would like to know the
probability that the first 100 feet of paper in the next roll produced will have 0 defects.

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The corollary of the statement tends that its not the Poisson experiment.

What is Poisson experment

It is a statistical approach to follow properties that The experiment outcomes that can be opted as successes or failures. That gives a outcome in a specified region is known in average number of successes i.e. (μ).

The probability of a given task is not a Poisson experiment because the mean number of successful  outcomes in its domain neither constant nor given.

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