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An airline in a small city has five departures each day. It is known that given flight has a probability of 0.3 of departing late. For any given day find the probabilities that: (a) no flights depart late, (b) all flights depart late, and any (c) three or more depart on time. Hogiroo to mo

An airline in a small city has five departures each day. It is known that given flight has a probability of 0.3 of departing late. For any given day find the probabilities that: (a) no flights depart late, (b) all flights depart late, and any (c) three or more depart on time. Hogiroo to mo

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1.7-5. An airline in a small city has five departures each day. It is known th
the probabilities that: (a) no flights depart late, (b) all flights depart late
(c) three or more depart on time.
The local manager of the airline of Problem 1.7-5 desires to make sure that the
probability that all flights leave on time is 0.9. What is the largest probability
of being late that the individual flights can have if the goal is to be achieved?
Will the operation have to be improved significantly?

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