A customer pays $4 to play a game in which a single card is drawn from a standard deck. He wins $5 if a face card is drawn, wins $8 if an ace is drawn, and $2 if a numbered card is drawn. Set up a probability distribution table and compute the expected value of the game (from the customer's perspective).

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A customer pays $4 to play a game in which a single card is drawn from a standard deck. He
wins $5 if a face card is drawn, wins $8 if an ace is drawn, and $2 if a numbered card is drawn.
Set up a probability distribution table and compute the expected value of the game (from the
customer's perspective). 

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