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4. Hilton Hotel records indicated that their guests stayed in the hotel for the number of days shown in the table. Find these probabilities. a. A guest stayed exactly 4 days. b. A guest stayed at most 5 days. Number of Frequency Days stayed 3 4 5 6 7 10 5 19 11 5 c. A guest stayed at least 6 days.