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A population is equally divided into three class of drivers. The number of accidents per individual driver is Poisson for all drivers. For a driver of Class I, the expected number of accidents is uniformly distributed over [0.2, 1.0]. For a driver of Class II, the expected number of accidents is uniformly distributed over [0.4, 2.0]. For a driver of Class III, the expected number of accidents is uniformly distributed over [0.6, 3.0]. For driver randomly selected from this population, determine the probability of zero accidents.

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