Forty-two percent of consumers prefer to order their groceries remotely instead of going to the supermarket. They argue that going in in person prompts individuals to purchase other items that they did not need, especially those chocolate candies and cookies by the register. If ordering groceries remotely follows a binomial distribution pattern. You randomly select 12 consumers. Find the probability that the number of customers who prefer to order groceries remotely is:

a. Exactly 4

b. At most 3

c. At least 5

d. Between 1 and 4 inclusive