Expected Value Homework Solutions 1. You roll two dice. What is ...

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Substitute these values intoE.V. = p(E 1 ) × v(E 1 ) + p(E 2 ) × v(E 2 ) + p(E 3 ) × v(E 3 ) + p(E 4 ) × v(E 4 ) ≈ 0.6923

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Substitute these values intoE.V. = p(E 1 ) × v(E 1 ) + p(E 2 ) × v(E 2 ) + p(E 3 ) × v(E 3 ) + p(E 4 ) × v(E 4 ) ≈ 0.6923

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Page 3 and 4: Answer: We have the following table
Page 5: Let E 1 be the event that the first