Poisson distribution
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Say that a meteor falls somewhere in the Gobi Desert once a year on the average. Use the Poisson distribution to find the probability of randomly selecting a year in which no meteor falls in the Gobi Desert.
I know the answer is .37 but do not know how to get it.
Also, I do not have a scientific calculator I am using excel.
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