A jackfruit farm produces \(2\) types of jackfruit pulps namely Grade \(\mathrm{A}\) and Grade \(\mathrm{B}\). The pulps are randomly packed into boxes of \(8\).
The probability that a box contains at most \(3\) Grade \(\mathrm{A}\) jackfruit pulps is \(0.00245\).
A fruit trading wholesaler places a monthly order of \(1000\) boxes of jackfruit pulps for \(5\) years.
Find the approximate probability that the mean number of boxes that contains at most \(3\) Grade \(\mathrm{A}\) jackfruit pulps in a month is more than \(3\).
[You may assume that there are \(12\) months in a year.]
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