Mathematics, 10.08.2021 04:50, LuisBanuelos000

You and a friend are playing a game of chance. Every time you roll a 1 or 2 you are successful, and your friend will pay you $1. Every time you roll (using a fair die) a 3, 4, 5 or 6, you must pay your friend $2. If 71% of your rolls are successful and 29% of your rolls are unsuccessful, how much money do you expect to have earned/owe by the end of the game? You have won 13 cents

You owe 13 cents

You have won $1.21

You owe $1.21

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