In a town, 52% of the residents voted for Candidate C. If we randomly survey 3 residents, what is the probability that at least one of them voted for Candidate C? O 1-(0.52)3 0.859 O (0.48)3=0.111 O (0.52)3=0.141 O 1-(0.48)3-0.889 0.52/3=0.173

In a town, 52% of the residents voted for Candidate C. If we randomly survey 3 residents, what is the probability that at least one of them voted for Candidate C? O 1-(0.52)3 0.859 O (0.48)3=0.111 O (0.52)3=0.141 O 1-(0.48)3-0.889 0.52/3=0.173

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In a town, 52% of the residents voted for Candidate C. If we randomly survey 3
residents, what is the probability that at least one of them voted for Candidate C?
O 1-(0.52)30.859
(0.48)3=0.111
O (0.52)=0.141
O 1-(0.48)3=0.889
O 0.52/3=0.173

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