A different spinner game only has two colors. It still cost $5 per spin. This time, you win $8 if the spinner lands on blue and $2 if the spinner wins on yellow. 1. Complete the probability distribution. Color on Spinner x → Net Money won or Lost P(x) Yellow 0.5 Blue %$4 0.5 2. What is the expected value? E(x) = 3. Does the player or the carnival have the advantage? Neither the player nor the carnival %24 %24

A different spinner game only has two colors. It still cost $5 per spin. This time, you win $8 if the spinner lands on blue and $2 if the spinner wins on yellow. 1. Complete the probability distribution. Color on Spinner x → Net Money won or Lost P(x) Yellow 0.5 Blue %$4 0.5 2. What is the expected value? E(x) = 3. Does the player or the carnival have the advantage? Neither the player nor the carnival %24 %24

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