3. On a typical day at the beach in southern California, a beachgoer will encounter 12 different seagulls in a three hour stay at the beach. What is the probability that a beachgoer encounters only...

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Extracted text: 3. On a typical day at the beach in southern California, a beachgoer will encounter 12 different seagulls in a three hour stay at the beach. What is the probability that a beachgoer encounters only one seagull in a one hour stay at the beach? 12 3. PCx= 1) = e' 1 ! 4per hour =4 = 0.07326 %3D %3D What is the probability of encountering more than two seagulls in a one hour stay at the beach? P(x)2) = 1-PCXL2) = 0.80769