Mathematics, 28.10.2020 16:50, KittyGotham

By some miracle, a Smudgy Press book is found to have 90% of its pages free of typographic errors. Assuming that the distribution of the typographical errors per page is Poisson, what is the probability that a randomly selected page contains exactly one error

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