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Poisson Distribution
Let X correspond to the number of typesetting errors in a random page. Assume that the distribution of X is the Poisson distribution. It is known that the average number of mistakes per page is 0.23. Five pages are examined. Assume that the number of mistakes found in one page is independent of the numbers found in the other pages. The probability of not finding any mistake in the five pages is equal to
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