Suppose a slot machine has three independent wheels as shown in the fiqure below.FirstWheelSecondWheelThirdWheelOrangeA CherryCherryA CherryO BarPlumLemonPlumG CherryA BellO BarPlumPlumOrangeCherryOrangeBellCherryO BarCherryPlumPlumBellO BarO OrangeA CherryOrangeLemonO PlumA BellOrangeOrangeCherryO BarBellO PlumLemonACherryO BarO OrangeBellOrangeLemonBarPlumPlumBellA CherryLemonO BarOrangeOrangeBellA CherryE CherryE CherryO PlumO Lemon.O LemonE CherryThe payoffs for the slot machine shown in the figure are in the following table.First one cherry4 coinsFirst two cherries5 coinsFirst two wheels are cherries11 coinsand the third wheel a barThree cherries11 coinsThree oranges13 coinsThree plums13 coinsThree bells20 coinsThree bars (jackpot)55 coinsWhat is the mathematical expectation for playing the game with the coin being a quarter dollar? Assume the three wheels are independent. (Assume you are playing one coin. Round your answer to two decimal places.)$EO404•0I•000100|0|•|0040

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Elements Of Modern Algebra

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Chapter1: Fundamentals

Section1.1: Sets

Problem 37E: Prove or disprove that AB=AC implies B=C.

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