Find the number of seats each restaurant

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Suppose that (i) 2, (ii) 3 restaurants compete for the same 10 patrons. Find the number of seats each restaurant should have in order to have a probability greater than 95 % that it can serve all patrons who come to it (assuming that all patrons arrive at the same time and choose, independently of one another, each restaurant with equal probability).

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