
Mike D. answered 10/16/20
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Mikaela
Well if one of your four tickets comes up, your win is 122 (you get tickets worth 150 but you have paid 28. 150-28 = 122)
if your tickets don't come up, you lose 28 (you pay 28 for the tickets getting nothing).
What is chance of you winning. Well 4/100. as 4 tickets out of 100 win.
So
x p(X=x) x. p (X=x)
-28 0.96 -26.88
122 0.04 4.88
So expected outcome = -26.88 + 4.88 = -22, so if you played N times where N is a large number you would expect to lose 22N $.
Brihanna T.
multiply 28 and .9604/26/21

Mike D.
x is your win. So there is a 4/100 = 0.04 chance of you winning (when your profit is 122) and a 1-0.04 = 0.96 chance of you losing (when your profit is -28). You just multiply the numbers across the rows to get the x. p (X=x), so -28 x 0.96, and 122 x 0.04.04/26/21

Mike D.
Sorry x is the profit you make.04/26/21
Mikayla J.
Thank you! But quick question, how did you get the answers to the P(X=x) column and X. P(X=x) column? I'm not sure how you got 0.96, 0.04, -26.88, or 4.8810/17/20