Points] DET Monday through Thursday when there isn't a holiday, the average number of vehicles that visit a particular retailer between 2pm and 3pm each afternoon is 6.4, and the y given day follows a Poisson distribution. ) What is the probability that exactly 7 cars will show up next Monday between 2pm and 3pm? (Round your answer to four decimal places.) What is the probability that 0, 1, or 2 cars will show up next Monday between 2pm and 3pm? (Round your answer to four decimal places.) There is an average of 14.7 people who visit during those same hours from vehicles. Is it likely that the number of people visiting by car during this hour is also Poisson? Explain. O The arrivals of individual people would not be independent and so the number of people visiting by car during the hour would not be Poisson. It doesn't matter whether the arrivals of individual people are independent, so the number of people visiting by car during the hour would not be Poisson. O The arrivals of individual people would be independent and so the number of people visiting by car during the hour would be Poisson.. O The arrivals of individual people would be independent and so the number of people visiting by car during the hour would not be Poisson. The arrivals of individual people would not be independent and so the number of people visiting by car during the hour would be Poisson.