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A shuttle company has a policy of overbooking because based on past research, only 92% of people who buy their tickets actually show up to ride the shuttle. Their shuffles seat 24 passengers. If they sell 25 Sickets, what is the probability that there will not be enough seats for the passengers? The probability of not enough seats will be (round your answer to 3 decimal places) Interpret this answer Which of the following statements is true? OA The shutte company wants this number to be small. That way they can decrease their proft and regularly inconvenience their customers OB The shuttle company wants this number to be big. That way they can decrease their profit and regularly inconvenience their customers OC. The shuttle company wants this number to be big That way they can increase their proft, but do not regularly inconvenience their customers 00. The state company wants this number to be small. That way they can increase their profit, but do not regularly inconvenience their customers
The following probability distribution show the probability of a car salesman selling x cars in a given week. Use the table to answer the questions. Number of Cars (x) Sold P(x) 0.07 0 0.12 1 2 3 4 5 0.16 0.24 0.20 0.11 0.10 What is the probability the salesman sold exactly 3 cars? What is the probability the salesman sold at least 4 cars? What is the probability the salesman sold at most 3 cars? What is the probability the salesman sold fewer than 2 cars?
Random gus are made t then multple-chose questions on the math portion of the ACT best with the probability of a conect anewer p Use the given values of n and p to find the mean and standand -220, 07 Pound to one del paes What is the need number of corect ansest?
Assume that when adus with smartphones are andomly selected, 42% use them in meetings or classes 15 adut smartphone users are randomly selected, find the probability that exactly 10 of them use their Pound to four decinal places as rended)
Roberta wants to buy tickets for a raffle. The organizers say the chance of a ticket being a winner is 36 %. She decides to buy 10 raffle tickets Find the probability that all 10 of her raffle tickets turn out to be winners The probability of her getting 10 winning tickets is fround your answer CAREFULLY to 6 decimal places). Interpret this answer. Which of the following is true? OA. She should not be surprised that her raffle tickets are all winners because the probability of that happening is very low OB. She should be surprised that her raffle tickets are all winners because the probability of that happening is very high OC. She should be surprised that her raffle tickets are all winners because the probability of that happening is very low OD. She should not be surprised that her raffle tickets are all winners because the probability of that happening is very high