Let , X be the number of admitted patients must be put immediately into intensive care.
Here ,
Here , n=120>20 and p
0.05
Therefore , use the Poisson approximation with parameter
Now , we want to find the P(X=3)

Therefore , the probability that among 120 newly admitted patients , three will have to be put immediately into intensive care is 0.0892
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