A shuttle company has a policy of overbooking because based on past research, only 92% of people who buy their tickets actually show up to ride the shuttle. Their shuttles seat 24 passengers. If they sell 25 tickets, what is the probability that there will not be enough seats for the passengers? The probability of not enough seats will be (round your answer to 3 decimal places). Interpret this answer. Which of the following statements is true? O A. The shuttle company wants this number to be big. That way they can increase their profit, but do not regularly inconvenience their customers. B. The shuttle company wants this number to be small. That way they can increase their profit, but do not regularly inconvenience their customers. O C. The shuttle company wants this number to be big. That way they can decrease their profit and regularly inconvenience their customers. O D. The shuttle company wants this number to be small. That way they can decrease their profit and regularly inconvenience their customers. Click to select your answer(s). B hp