Fifteen thousand raffle tickets are sold. One first prize of $2000​, two second prizes of $500​, and three third prizes of $200 each will be​ awarded, with all winners selected randomly. If you purchased one​ ticket, what are your expected gross​ winnings?   The expected gross winnings are ? cents. (Round your answer to the nearest whole cent)

Q: 4% of $6.00

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Q: Shawn purchased a pair of winter socks for $4.75 and a pair of gloves for $12.35. How much more did…

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Q: Which do you choose? Get $900 for sure OR 90% chance to get $1,000

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Q: A person receives a raise of 24% it is worth $66. Calculate how many dollars the raise is a…

A: Given that a person receives a raise of 24%. Consider the actual worth as $66. Then, the amount of…

Q: What is mRS? R 77 S. Q 28°

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Q: What is 30% of 60? a. 18 b. 90 c. 200 d. 20

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Q: 28 p= 28 A= 7 A= 294 %3!

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Q: 60% of what number is $24

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Q: What’s 10% $100

A: To calculate: 10% of $100

Q: 23% of the class was unhappy.  19 students were unhappy. How many students were in the class? Round…

A: To find the total students in the class .

Q: Jay got 16 out of 40 questions correct on the test. How many more questions would he have to get…

A: Jay got 16 out of 40 questions correct on the test. To find how many more questions would he have to…

Q: Ronald McDonald, a fast-food worker, earns $11.50 per hour. He typically works 36.25 hours per week.…

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Q: A charity organization is selling $4 raffle tickets as part of a fund raising program. They are…

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Q: Which do you choose? Lose $900 for sure OR 90% chance to lose $1,000

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Q: An assistant receives a10​%​raise, bringing the salary to ​$45,225. What was the salary before the​…

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Q: : How many motels charged less than $56 per night? Round your answer to the nearest integer.

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Q: A raise of $290,000 is evenly distributed among 296 professors. Estimate the amount each professor…

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Q: Ty, Lena, and Tiffany ran for class president. Ty won 31% of the votes, and Lena won 0.33 of the…

A: Consider that the total number of student, who voted, is 100.

Q: What numbers do you plug in the formula to get $18.22?

A: Given that E(X) = 18.22

Q: An appliance store sells additional warranties on its refrigerators. twenty percent of the buyers…

A: We have given following information: of buyers buy the limited warranty for . of buyers buy the…

Q: Find each commission, given the sale and the commission rate. $1,400, 20%

A: Sales people often receive a commission, or percent of total sales, for their sales. Their income…

Q: How many values are in the range? 0 to 30

A: Explanation: here in the question how many values in the range about this answer I find out…

Q: whats 30 of 40%

A: 30 of 40%

Q: Find the commission, given the sale and the commission rate. $600, 10%

A: Given Data: The selling price is: S=$600 The commission rate is: R=10% The commission given on the…

Q: Last week Ray recorded how much he spent for lunch each workday. He spent $6.50 , $7.25 , $4.90,…

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Contingency Table

A contingency table can be defined as the visual representation of the relationship between two or more categorical variables that can be evaluated and registered. It is a categorical version of the scatterplot, which is used to investigate the linear relationship between two variables. A contingency table is indeed a type of frequency distribution table that displays two variables at the same time.

Binomial Distribution

Binomial is an algebraic expression of the sum or the difference of two terms. Before knowing about binomial distribution, we must know about the binomial theorem.