12. Suppose that there is a $5 raffle with the following prizes: 1 first prize worth $1000, two second prizes worth $500, and 10 third prizes worth $30. Suppose 1000 tickets are sold and you purchase a ticket. Find your expected payback for this raffle.

12. Suppose that there is a $5 raffle with the following prizes: 1 first prize worth $1000, two second prizes worth $500, and 10 third prizes worth $30. Suppose 1000 tickets are sold and you purchase a ticket. Find your expected payback for this raffle.

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