Calculate the expected value of a game in which a player tosses 2 distinguishable coins. The player wins $25 if two heads appear, wins $10 if 1 head appears and loses $55 if two tails appear.  a. Create a probability distribution for this game and then determine the expected value. b. What is the probability of playing the game once and losing $2.5?

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