Statistics or probability re jukebox scenario

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Statistics/Probability re Jukebox Scenario

On a Jukebox with 2000 songs, what is the probability that a single song will play during a 1 hour period, a 3 hour period, a 5 hour period, or a 12 hour period? How many times would a single song play during the periods described?

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