XC: A roadside small-scale hotel has 360 sleeping rooms. The management typically expects that 2.5%


Question: XC: A roadside small-scale hotel has 360 sleeping rooms. The management typically expects that 2.5% of the rooms to be taken offline (i.e., not rented to customers) due to excessive wear and tear or intentional damage. In this context, by how much would the Poisson approximation to the binomial distribution differ from the probability generated directly with the binomial distribution if the general manager wonders about the chance that no more than six rooms have been taken offline?

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