A company held a bingo contest for which the following chances of winning were given.PLAY ONE CARD AND WINYOUR CHANCES OF WINNING ARE AT LEAST:1 TIME7 TIMES13 TIMES$25 prize1 in 21,2521 in 3,0361 in 1,6301 in 2,1251 in 3041 in 163$3 prize$1 prize1 in 886in 1271 in 68Any prize1 in 6091 in 871 in 47What is the expectation (to the nearest cent) from playing one card 13 times?$ (No Response)

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A company held a bingo contest for which the following chances of winning were given. PLAY ON E CARD AND WIN YOUR CHANCES OF WINNING ARE AT LEAST: I TIME 7 TIMES 13 TIMES $25 prize I in 21,252 1 in 3,036 I in 1,630 $3 prize 1 in 2,125 I in 304 I in 163 $1 prize I in 886 in 127 1 in 68 Any prize I in 609 1 in 87 1 in 47 What is the expectation (to the nearest cent) from playing one card 13 times? $ (No Response)×

A company held a bingo contest for which the following chances of winning were given. PLAY ON E CARD AND WIN YOUR CHANCES OF WINNING ARE AT LEAST: I TIME 7 TIMES 13 TIMES $25 prize I in 21,252 1 in 3,036 I in 1,630 $3 prize 1 in 2,125 I in 304 I in 163 $1 prize I in 886 in 127 1 in 68 Any prize I in 609 1 in 87 1 in 47 What is the expectation (to the nearest cent) from playing one card 13 times? $ (No Response)×

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2-Proportion Test

In a 2-proportion test, two separate proportions are measured at the same time, and their similarity is evaluated. It is also known as a 2-proportion z-test, and a comparison of two different proportions is done in this method.

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A company held a bingo contest for which the following chances of winning were given.
PLAY ONE CARD AND WIN
YOUR CHANCES OF WINNING ARE AT LEAST:
1 TIME
7 TIMES
13 TIMES
$25 prize
1 in 21,252
1 in 3,036
1 in 1,630
1 in 2,125
1 in 304
1 in 163
$3 prize
$1 prize
1 in 886
in 127
1 in 68
Any prize
1 in 609
1 in 87
1 in 47
What is the expectation (to the nearest cent) from playing one card 13 times?
$ (No Response)

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