Problem 14. (1 point) A certain airline has 166 seats available for a flight from YYC (Calgary International Airport) to LAX (Los Angeles Interna- tional Airport). Because people with reservations do not show up for their flight 12% of the time, the airline always overbooks this flight. That is, there are more passengers that have tickets on the flight than there are seats. Suppose the airline has 181 passengers booked for 166 seats. Assume one person showing up for the flight does not affect oth- ers who may, or may not, show up for this flight. (a) How many people (with tickets) does the airline expect to show up for this flight? Provide the standard deviation as well. Enter your answers to two decimals. The expectation of the number of people showing up for the flight = The standard deviation of the number of people who show up for the flight = _ (b) When the flight takes off from YYC, what is the probability that there will be 6 seats empty? Enter your answer to four deci- mals. P(6 seats empty) = - (c) What is the chance that a passenger with a flight reservation will not make it to LAX due to overbooking? Use four decimals in your