A public health officer is tracking down the source of a bacterial infection in a certain city. She analyzes the reported incidence of the infection in each city block and finds an average of three cases per block. A certain block is found to have seven cases. What is the probability that a randomly chosen block has at least seven cases, assuming that the number of cases per block is Poisson distributed?
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