Mathematics, 04.05.2021 20:40, santiagohgonzales

Using what you know about fair and unfair games, as well as expected value, design a game that will be fair to both you and the player. Be creative in your design, trying not to mimic anything that you have already seen in this course or in searching the internet. Include a thorough description as well as a visual representation of the game that includes evidence of fairness.

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