1.If you have ever tried to take a family photo, you know that it is very difficult to get a picture where no one is blinking. It turns out that the probability of an individual blinking during a photo is about 0.04 (Svenson 2006). a) If you take a picture of one person, what is the probability that they will not be blinking?b) If you take a picture of 10 people, what is the probability that at least one person is blinking during the photo?pls help and explain your answer, thanks

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1.If you have ever tried to take a family photo, you know that it is very difficult to get a picture where no one is blinking. It turns out that the probability of an individual blinking during a photo is about 0.04 (Svenson 2006).

a) If you take a picture of one person, what is the probability that they will not be blinking?
b) If you take a picture of 10 people, what is the probability that at least one person is blinking during the photo?

pls help and explain your answer, thanks

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