An airline company sells 160 tickets for a plane with 150 seats, knowing that the probability a
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An airline company sells 160 tickets for a plane with 150 seats, knowing that the probability a passenger will not show up for the flight is 0.1. Use the Poisson approximation to compute the probability they will have enough seats for all the passengers who show up.
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