The week of Spring break a running team was planning for a long 3 day 10 mile run near the campus. The coach is very peculiar and does not want the team to practice on any day they will get wet. Normally there is a 27% chance it is going to rain on a given day near the campus. Assuming all days are independent of one another, find the probability the team will not run at least one day. (Round to 4 decimal places) 0.2732 Oa. O b.0.6109 Oc 0.3890 O d. 0.9803 Oe. 0.0197

The week of Spring break a running team was planning for a long 3 day 10 mile run near the campus. The coach is very peculiar and does not want the team to practice on any day they will get wet. Normally there is a 27% chance it is going to rain on a given day near the campus. Assuming all days are independent of one another, find the probability the team will not run at least one day. (Round to 4 decimal places) 0.2732 Oa. O b.0.6109 Oc 0.3890 O d. 0.9803 Oe. 0.0197

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