A manufacturer of game controllers is concerned that itscontroller may be difficult for left-handed users. They set outto find lefties to test. About 12% of the populationis left-handed. If they select a sample of 6 customers atrandom in their stores, what is the probability of each of theoutcomes described in parts a through f below?a) The first lefty is the sixth person chosen.The probability is(Round to four decimal places as needed.)▪▪C√₁ViX

Probability of left hand = 0.12 Probability of right hand = 1 - 0.12…

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