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Homework Statement
A rectangular field is gridded into squares of side 1m. at one time of the year the number of snails in the field can be modeled by a Poisson distribution with mean 2.25 per m^2.
(i) a random sample of 120 squares is observed and the number of snails in each square counted. find the probability that the sample mean number of snails is at most 2.5
Homework Equations
using central limit theorem, sample mean of X ~N (2.25, 2.25x1/120=0.01875)
p(sample mean of x<=2.5)
=p(z<(2.5+1/240-2.25)/ √0.01875)
=p(z<1.856)
=09682
The Attempt at a Solution
Is this correct? any1? becuz I am nt sure whether poisson can do this way onot in sampling