Solve the problem. Airlines often overbook flights because a small percentage of passengers do not show up (perhaps due to missed connections). Past history indicates that for a certain route, the probability that an individual passenger will not show up is 0.03. Suppose that 66 people bought tickets for a flight that has 65 seats. Determine the probability that there will not be enough seats. Round to 4 decimal places. Select one: O a. 0.1741 O b. 0.1339 O c. 0.1381 O d. 0.1795