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A man plays a game of dice in a casino. The man has to pay Rs. 100 for
every roll of the dice. If a multiple of 3 turns up, the man doubles his
money; else, he forfeits it. In the long run, what is his expected gain or
loss per roll of the dice?
a. Rs.33 1/3 Gain
Rs.100
b. Neither Gain nor Loss
c. Rs.33 1/3 Loss
d. Rs. 100 loss​

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Answered by yarkareddygeethika23
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Answer:

c) Rs.33 1/3 Loss

Step-by-step explanation:

For 1 roll the man has to pay Rs.100

A roll contains any of the number from 1,2,3,4,5,6

If 3 repeats for multiple times then the man doubles his money i.e, 100 x 2 =200 Rs.

Long run ==> 6 rolls .

For 1 roll we have to take 100 rs and for 6 rolls we have to take 600 rs.

For 3 and 6 money will be doubled ==> 200 + 200 =400.

For 6 rolls ==> 200 lost

For 1 roll ==> 200/6 = 33 1/3 Loss.

Hope this was helpfull.

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Answered by amitnrw
0

Given : A man plays a game of dice in a casino.

The man has to pay Rs. 100 for every roll of the dice.

If a multiple of 3 turns up, the man doubles his money; else, he forfeits it.

To Find : In the long run, what is his expected gain or loss per roll of the dice

a. Rs.33 1/3 Gain

Rs.100

b. Neither Gain nor Loss

c. Rs.33 1/3 Loss

d. Rs. 100 loss​

Solution:

Dice has numbers from 1 to 6

S = { 1 , 2 , 3 ,4  5, 6 }

n(S) = 6

multiples of 3  = { 3 , 6}

Probability to win = 2/6  = 1/3

Probability to forfeit  = 1 - 1/3  = 2/3

Net gain of win  = 2 * 100 - 100  =   100

Net loss  on loss  =  100

P(x)            x Net Gain          xP(x)

1/3              100                      100/3

2/3            -100                      -200/3

In the long run  = ∑xP(x)

= 100/3 - 200/3

= - 100/3

= -33 1/3

In the long run, he loose  Rs.33 1/3

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