In 2005 the percentage of airline ticket purchasers who actually arrive to take their flight is 88%. Suppose an airline has 47 seats and 54 tickets are actually sold. Use the continous probabily distribution to determine the probabilty that there will not be enough seats

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In 2005 the percentage of airline ticket purchasers who actually arrive to take their flight is 88%. Suppose an airline has 47 seats and 54 tickets are actually sold. Use the continous probabily distribution to determine the probabilty that there will not be enough seats

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From given data we have :

Let X measure the number of passengers

p=0.88

n=47

x=54

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