Question F6 Johns Hopkins University has three parking lots…
Question F6 Johns Hopkins University has three parking lots on its Homewood campus, LOT A, LOT B, and LOT C. The following table shows each lot’s capacity and the number of parking pass holders. Lot Capacity Total number of faculty and staff parking pass holders LOT A 250 310 LOT B 300 345 LOT C 350 400 The number of people showing up in each lot is independent of the others. On a typical day, the probability of a LOT A parking permit holder showing up is 85%, a LOT B parking permit holder showing up is 87%, and a LOT C parking permit holder showing up is 89%. Using what kind of distribution (with what parameter values) can you model the number of parking permit holders showing up in LOT A?