A fair game is where the expected winning is zero. Suppose the game is played where you flip a coin: if the result is Head you win $100; if tails you lose $100. Let X = your winnings. Is this a fair game? Note: A lose is a negative win. Yes No Cannot tell
A fair game is where the expected winning is zero. Suppose the game is played where you flip a coin: if the result is Head you win $100; if tails you lose $100. Let X = your winnings. Is this a fair game? Note: A lose is a negative win. Yes No Cannot tell
Calculus For The Life Sciences
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