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A vacation resort has determined the probability of a customer giving the resort a 3-star rating or higher is 43%. Assuming a Binomial Distribution, what is the probability that no less than 9 of the next 16 customers leave a 3-star rating or higher? .2060 .9064 .0936 .8324 O .7940