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(1 point) The call center manager at InsuranceCorp is responsible for ensuring customer satisfaction. To this end, she recently implemented a new rating program. At the conclusion of each call, the customer is transferred to an automated survey attendant and asked to indicate whether he was satisfied or disatisfied with the call. During the first 49 days of the new program, the manager determined that 5 % of customers were not satisfied with the results of their call. If the manager checks a random sample of 11 calls, what is the probability that 1 or fewer customers will be dissatisfied with the results of their call? Hint: Be very careful when entering answers smaller than 0.0001. .
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