A 7D movie theatre overbooks all of its shows by one viewer (i.e. the ticket agent will take seven reservations for a theatre that has only six seats). The no show experience for the past 10 days is shown below: No-shows Frequency 0 6 a. $54.20 b. $37-90 c. $47.67 d. $46.67 1 5 2 4 3 3 4 2 Using the critical fractile P(d

A 7D movie theatre overbooks all of its shows by one viewer (i.e. the ticket agent will take seven reservations for a theatre that has only six seats). The no show experience for the past 10 days is shown below: No-shows Frequency 0 6 a. $54.20 b. $37-90 c. $47.67 d. $46.67 1 5 2 4 3 3 4 2 Using the critical fractile P(d

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