The probability that a person chosen at random is left-handed (in handwriting) is $0.1$. Then the probability that in a group of $10$ people there is exactly one left-handed person is:
- A$(0.9)^9$
- B$(0.9)^8$
- C$(0.9)^6$
- D$0.9$
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