This question relates to the previous problem (included below): Abus cor-'npany has a policy of booking as many as 21 persons on a bus that can seat only 21. (Past studies have revealed that only 88% the bus ride.) Find the probability that if the bus company books 21 persons, not enough seats will be available. of the booked passengers actually arrive for e T Consider your answer to the previous problem, which of the following statements is true? (O A. This probability would be bigger if the probability that a person actually arrives when they book a seat on the bus were to fall below 88%. () B. This probability would be smaller if the probability that a person actually arrives when they book a seat on the bus were to increase above 88%. () C. If this probability is small, the bus company maximizes profit but still minimizes passenger inconvenience. (O D. If this probability is big, the bus company maximizes profit but still minimizes passenger inconvenience