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Good luck on Quiz 4! 25 % D 2/quizzes/838006/take/questions/13939705 5 9 FS Question 5 T Your friend offers to place a bet with you. He will pay you $4 if the Miami Heat win the basketball game on Tuesday night. But, you will pay him $5 if the Houston Rockets win. The Miami Heat have a 60% chance of winning, whereas the Houston Rockets have a 40% chance. What are your expected winnings for this bet? Round your answer to one decimal place (i.e. -0.6 would indicate an expected winnings of negative 60 cents). stv ^ 6 MacBook Air & F6 Y & 7 Previous T> * 17 U A * 00 8 DII FB - Next 1 pts 9 DD 99 O 0

Question 6 1 pts You throw two five-sided dice. Let the random variable X represent the minimum value of the two dice. What would be the maximum amount you would be willing to lose on a bet where you win $1 if X > 2? Round your answer to two decimal places (i.e. -0.62 would indicate an expected winnings of negative 62 cents). < Previous Next ▸

Question 7 Which of the following random variables follow a binomial distribution? 1. The number of blue chips (in a selection of four) selected from a bag with 15 blue chips and 5 red chips II. The number of rainy days in a week. III. The number of times "red" appears in five games of roulette. I and III Only O All of the Above O I Only III Only II and III Only 1 pts < Previous Next

Good luck on Quiz 4! Question 8 1 pts You throw a six-sided dice four times. On average, how many times out of four do you expect to observe a number greater than two? Round your answer to two decimal places. < Previous Next >