4. In 2005, the percentage of airline ticket purchasers who actually arrive to take their flight is 88%. Suppose an airplane has 48 seats and 50 tickets are actually sold. Use a discrete probability distribution table to determine the probability that there will not be enough seats. (12 points) 5. Use the frequency table to make a histogram that represents the frequencies from the table. Label the horizontal axis carefully and correctly! (10 points) Frequency Table for Distances Traveled by Car on Business Trips Over the Past Year Class Tally Frequency 100 -149 5 150 -199 13 200 - 249 23 250 -299 5 20 10