<span>The poison distribution can be used to approximate the binomial distribution when the sample size n is large. This is then calculated using the formula
P(X) = e^-(np) *(np)^x
substituting X= 3
P(3)= e^-(430*1.5/100) * (430*1.5/100)^3
P(3)= 0.00158*268.3
P(3) = 0.42
P(3) = 0.0042%
P= probability of X occurring given n and p
n= sample size
p= true probability
e= exponential constant ~2.718
X=number of sample successes</span>
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