The expected value per game is -0.26. Over 1000 games, you can expect to lose $263.16.
To find the expected value, we multiply the probability of winning by the amount of winnings, the probability of losing by the amount of loss, and adding those together.
We have a 1/38 chance of winning; 1/38(175) = $4.61. We also have a 37/38 chance of losing; 37/38(5) = $4.87.
$4.61-$4.87 = -$0.26 (rounded)
To five decimal places, our answer is -0.26136; multiplied by 1000 games, this is $261.36 lost.
Answer:
f(1) = -1
f(n) = f(n-1) -1
Step-by-step explanation:
The first term is -1. Each term is 1 less than the previous. These equations say that.
f(1) = -1
f(n) = f(n-1) -1
Answer:
$5.99
Step-by-step explanation:
5.6*1.07
1.07 is the tax plus the original price
is 5.992
which rounds up to $5.99
One, if you take 48/6 you get x=8 :)
The ratio is width over length.
Make a fraction with the width on top and the length on the bottom:
44/70
Both numbers are even and can be divided by 2,
so the simplified fraction becomes 22/35
