2. Elizabeth is a busy pediatrician. On any given day, she diagnoses an average of seven babies with middle ear infections. Assume that the number of babies who come to her clinic with middle ear infections follows a Poisson random variable. (a) Calculate the probability that exactly 10 babies with middle ear infections will come to her clinic tomorrow. Round to three decimal places. (b) Calculate the probability that fewer than three babies with middle-ear infections will come to her clinic tomorrow. Round to three decimal places. (0) Calculate the probability that between ve and seven babies with middle ear infections will come to her clinic next Tuesday. Round to three decimal places