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The classrooms at the Redman Academy consist of cramped tables that seat 3 people. The probability...

The classrooms at the Redman Academy consist of cramped tables that seat 3 people. The probability of being-left handed is 26%, and left-handed test takers need to sit in the far-left seat, otherwise, they constantly bump elbows with the person next to them causing complaints.   
⦁   What is the probability that no one in a group of 3 students is left-handed?
⦁   What is the probability that only 1 person in the group of 3 students is left-handed?
⦁   What is the probability that no one at a table will complain during a test if I randomly seat three students?
⦁   I have 9 students in my class, 2 of which are left-handed. If I have exactly 3 tables and randomly seat the students, what is the probability of no complaints?

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