USA Today reported that Parkfield, California is dubbed the world's earthquake capital because it sits on top of the notorious San Andreas fault. Since 1857, Parkfield has had a major earthquake on an average of 2.0 times every 22 years. (d) Compute the probability of at least one major earthquake in the next 49 years. Round
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to the nearest hundredth, and use a calculator. (Use 4 decimal places.)

(e) Compute the probability of no major earthquakes in the next 49 years. Round
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to the nearest hundredth, and use a calculator. (Use 4 decimal places.)