Mathematics, 18.05.2021 17:00, danielanderson12

A boardwalk game of chance costs $1 to play. You have a 25% chance of winning $1 back, a 20% chance of winning $2 (your $1 back, plus an additional $1), and a 10%
chance to win $5 (a gain of $4). What is the expected value of playing the game if you
lose your bet 45% of the time?
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