5. Imagine playing a game for which the exact odds are known. You have two options. With Option A, you will win $36 for sure. With Option B, you have an 80% of winning $45, but a 20% chance of winning nothing. Which would you pick? (Circle one) Option A (Win $36 for sure) Option B (80% chance to win $45; 20% chance to win nothing) A. Option A (Win $36 for sure) B. Option B (80% chance to win $45; 20% chance to win nothing) QUESTION 9

5. Imagine playing a game for which the exact odds are known. You have two options. With Option A, you will win $36 for sure. With Option B, you have an 80% of winning $45, but a 20% chance of winning nothing. Which would you pick? (Circle one) Option A (Win $36 for sure) Option B (80% chance to win $45; 20% chance to win nothing) A. Option A (Win $36 for sure) B. Option B (80% chance to win $45; 20% chance to win nothing) QUESTION 9

Holt Mcdougal Larson Pre-algebra: Student Edition 2012

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ISBN:9780547587776

Author:HOLT MCDOUGAL

Publisher:HOLT MCDOUGAL

Chapter7: Percents

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 11PTTS

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