In western Kansas, the summer density of hailstorms is estimated at about 2.0 storms per 5 square miles. In most cases, a hailstorm damages only a relatively small area in a square mile. A crop insurance company has insured a tract of 7 square miles of Kansas wheat land against hail damage. Let r be a random variable that represents the number of hailstorms this summer in the 7-square-mile tract.(a) What is λ for the 7-square-mile tract of land? Round λ to the nearest tenth (b) If there already have been two hailstorms this summer, what is the probability that there will be a total of four or more hailstorms in this tract of land? Compute P(r≥ 4 | r ≥ 2). (Use 4 decimal places.)(c) If there already have been three hailstorms this summer, what is the probability that there will be a total of fewer than six hailstorms? Compute P(r < 6 | r ≥ 3). (Use 4 decimal places.)