Suppose a slot machine has three independent wheels as shown in the figure below. First Wheel Second Wheel Third Wheel Orange Cherry Cherry Cherry Bar Plum Lemon Plum Cherry Bell Bar Pum Plum Orange Cherry Orange Bell Cherry Bar Cherry Plum Plum Bell Bar Orange Cherry Orange Lemon Plum Bell Orange Orange Cherry Bar Bell Plum Lemon Cherry Bar Orange Bell Orange Lemon Bar Plum Plum Bell Cherry Lemon Bar Oange Orange Bell Cherry Cherry Cherry Plum Lemon Cherry Lemon The payoffs for the slot machine shown in the figure are in the following table. First one cherry 3 coins 5 coins First two cherries First two wheels are cherries 10 coins and the third wheel a bar Three cherries 10 coins Three oranges 13 coins Three plums 13 coins Three bells 20 coins Three bars (jackpot) 55 coins What is the mathematical expectation for playing the game with the coin being a quarter dollar? Assume the three wheels are independent. ( E04000OI0000IO000004O

Suppose a slot machine has three independent wheels as shown in the figure below. First Wheel Second Wheel Third Wheel Orange Cherry Cherry Cherry Bar Plum Lemon Plum Cherry Bell Bar Pum Plum Orange Cherry Orange Bell Cherry Bar Cherry Plum Plum Bell Bar Orange Cherry Orange Lemon Plum Bell Orange Orange Cherry Bar Bell Plum Lemon Cherry Bar Orange Bell Orange Lemon Bar Plum Plum Bell Cherry Lemon Bar Oange Orange Bell Cherry Cherry Cherry Plum Lemon Cherry Lemon The payoffs for the slot machine shown in the figure are in the following table. First one cherry 3 coins 5 coins First two cherries First two wheels are cherries 10 coins and the third wheel a bar Three cherries 10 coins Three oranges 13 coins Three plums 13 coins Three bells 20 coins Three bars (jackpot) 55 coins What is the mathematical expectation for playing the game with the coin being a quarter dollar? Assume the three wheels are independent. ( E04000OI0000IO000004O

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A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

10th Edition

ISBN:9780134753119

Author:Sheldon Ross

Publisher:Sheldon Ross

Chapter1: Combinatorial Analysis

Section: Chapter Questions

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