Make a prize distribution table for a six player game. Prizes are variable but can range from $5 - $200 (Betting options are in $5, $10, $30 & $50 intervals) depending on bets. Each player's prizes are independent from other players. Since the game has a betting system we will need to make categories of winnings. Option for 0/6 winners Option for 1/6 winner Option for 2/6 winners:

Make a prize distribution table for a six player game. Prizes are variable but can range from $5 - $200 (Betting options are in $5, $10, $30 & $50 intervals) depending on bets. Each player's prizes are independent from other players. Since the game has a betting system we will need to make categories of winnings. Option for 0/6 winners Option for 1/6 winner Option for 2/6 winners:

Advanced Engineering Mathematics

10th Edition

ISBN:9780470458365

Author:Erwin Kreyszig

Publisher:Erwin Kreyszig

Chapter2: Second-order Linear Odes

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