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# When Hugo is serving at a restaurant, there is a 0.03 probability that each party will request a high chair for a young child. During one hour, Hugo served 10 parties.

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Assuming that each party is equally likely to request a high chair, what is the probability that at least one party will request a high chair?

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.26

P=(at least one high chair)

= 1−P(none of 10 with high chair)

= 1−(0.97)

10

≈ 1−0.7374

≈ 0.2626

Rounded to the nearest hundred is .26

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