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The expected value of a fair 6-sided die is 3.5. Annie is participating in a winner-take-all World Series of X is a discrete random variable. The graph below
Poker tournament that costs 10 thousand dollars to 0 0.4 defines a probability distribution for X .
Which of the following statements are true? enter. The prize for winning the tournament is 500
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thousand dollars. Annie estimates that there is a 0.5% What is the expected value of X ?
Choose all answers that apply: chance that she will win the tournament.
2/3 Now we can easily multiply each value by its probability.
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The expected value of the sum of two fair 6-sided dice is
7.
X is a discrete random variable. The table below defines
a probability distribution for X .
Which of the following statements are true?
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Choose all answers that apply: What is the expected value of X ?
Alice is riding the train to her job in Paris, France. She
accidentally purchased a ticket for zone 4, but she is
No matter how many times you roll two fair
travelling to zone 5. She has decided to risk it and stay
on the train until zone 5 with the incorrect ticket. If the
6-sided dice, the average of the sum of the
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transit authorities check tickets on the train, she will dice will be exactly 7. x P (X = x)
have to pay a fine. Question 7 First attempt
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Alice estimates that there is a 5% chance that the B The sum of two fair 6-sided dice could be 5.
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transit authorities will check tickets. The fine for having
Responses Draw Hints 7 0.1
X is a discrete random variable.
theThe graph
wrong ticket is 300
below defines a probability
euros. The ticketdistribution for X .
she purchased
cost her 5 euros. If the first die lands on 4, the second die will
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What is the expected value of X ? always land on 3.
Find the total expected cost of Alice's train ride. 1/3 Let's put the probabilities from the graph into a table.
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euros x P (X = x)
−5 0.2 Anouk and Tessa are playing a game where a player flips
0 0.4 a coin. If the coin lands on heads, the player receives 1
point. If the coin lands on tails, the player receives 2
5 0.4 points.
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x) xof⋅ the
P (X = x) statements are true?
following
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Choose all answers that apply:
Ivy is in Las Vegas and bet on her favorite team, the
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Denver Dragons, to beat the Seattle Sea Turtles.
5 0.4 It is 2
possible for a player to get 1.5 points
A
7 Correct If the Denver Dragons win, she will win 10 dollars. If the on a turn.
Seattle Sea Turtles win, she will lose 113dollars
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Theextra
(the is −1 + 0 + 2 = 1.
X is a discrete random variable. The graph below dollar is commission). Ivy estimates that there is a 50%
If they play a large number of turns, they
defines a probability distribution for X . chance of the Denver Dragons winning (there cannot be
B should expect to average about 1.5 points
a tie).
per turn.
What is the expected value of X ?
Find the expected return of placing this bet.
The total number of points from 2 turns
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dollars must be exactly 3 points.
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In Las Vegas, a particular sports bet has about a 30% 12 Correct
Question 7
chance of winning.
If the bet wins, the bettor will win 15 First attempt
dollars. If the bet loses, the bettor will lose 10 dollars. X is a discrete random variable. The table below defines
10 Correct a probability distribution for X .
The expected return of placing one of these bets is Draw
Responses Hints
X is a discrete random variable. The graph below defines a probability distribution for X . −2.50 dollars.
X is a discrete random variable. The graph below What is the expected value of X ?
defines a probability distribution for X .
What is the expected value of X ? Which of the following statements are true?
1/3 Let's put the probabilities from the graph into a table.
What is the expected value of X ?
Choose all answers that apply:
x P (X = x)x P (X = x)
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It is possible for a bettor to place 2 of these
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bets and win both of them. 0 0.4 −3 0.1
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If a bettor places a large number of these
B bets, they should expect to average
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returnwe can easily multiply 0.3value by its probability.
each
of about −2.50 dollars per bet.
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The average return per bet from −5
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bets must be exactly −2.50 dollars.
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5 0.4 John just bought
2 a brand new cell phone and is
considering buying a warranty. The warranty costs 200
euros and is worth 1000 euros if his phone breaks.
John
3/3 The expected value of X is −1 + 0 + 2 = 1.
estimates that there is a 10% chance of his phone
breaking.
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Th ld l d h b 10
The teetotum could land on the number 10.
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