Mr. Welch and Ms. Wetlaufer:
a. Own a 26,000 sq. ft. home in Boston.
b. Are married.
c. Write a column for Business Week.
d. Are co-authors on a book.
e. All of the above
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a. K=1, T =3
b. K=3, T =1
c. K=2, T=2
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A) Poisson B) Binomial C) Uniform D) Exponential E) Gamma