Suppose we know from prior knowledge that 78% of customers at Tim Hortons purchase a beverage. If we randomly select three customers leaving a Tim Hortons and ask them whether they purchased a...

Extracted text: Suppose we know from prior knowledge that 78% of customers at Tim Hortons purchase a beverage. If we randomly select three customers leaving a Tim Hortons and ask them whether they purchased a beverage o some sort, then assuming customers purchases are independent of eachother, what is the probability that exactly 2 of these customers purchased a beverage? 0.598 0.780 0.608 O 0.392 0.402