Question 9 (2 points) Suppose that in order to save money, the Golden Eagles Nest dining area is considering limiting the number of cashiers to one even during peak hours, but before making that decision, wants to know how much congestion the reduction in cashiers would cause. Suppose that the average transaction takes thirty (30) seconds, so the cashier can handle at most two (2) customers per minute. Suppose that during peak hours, an average of 2.8 students visit the dining area per minute; in what percentage of minutes would the same number of students show up as can be served? I.e. calculate P(X = 2) and express your answer in decimal format rounded to two decimal places. Your Answer: Answer Question 10 (2 points) Suppose that in order to save money, the Golden Eagles Nest dining area is considering limiting the number of cashiers to one even during peak hours, but before making that decision, wants to know how much congestion the reduction in cashiers would cause. Suppose that the average transaction takes thirty (30) seconds, so the cashier can handle at most two (2) customers per minute. Suppose that during peak hours, an average of 1.4 students visit the dining area per minute; in what percentage of minutes would fewer students show up than can be served? I.e. calculate P(X