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<h3>The formula looks like this: </h3>
- (Probability of Winning) x (Amount Won per Bet) – (Probability of Winning) x
- (Amount Won per Bet) – (Probability of Losing) x (Amount Lost per Bet).
So, in our example we would plug in these variables, a 50% chance of winning, winning $6, a 50% chance of losing, and $5 lost.
<h3>The formula for expected value =
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- (fair win probability) x (profit if win) - (fair loss probability) x (stake).
This is the formula in the OddsJam sports betting expected value calculator.

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Therefore, the amount of win is 

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Answer:
At x= 20.10723974, both f(x)=g(x)
Step-by-step explanation:
f(x) = 300(1-0.04)^x = 300(0.96)^x
g(x) = 60(1+0.04)^x = 60(1.04)^x
now equate both of them and calculate x
300(0.96)^x = 60(1.04)^x
5(0.96)^x = (1.04)^x
ln(5) + x ln(0.96) = x ln(1.04)
x={ln(5)}/{ln(1.04)-ln(0.96)}
x= 20.10723974
Nope. Because Thats The Opposite Of What A Prime Even Is!
The answer is ae=12 that what i got right on my test