Please show work to understand :) Suppose I bet $1 on red in roulette, and I play 100 times. (a) Write down the box model for net gain. (b) What is the expected value of the net gain and what is the standard error of the net gain? (c) What is the chance I come out ahead (don’t lose any money)?

Please show work to understand :) Suppose I bet $1 on red in roulette, and I play 100 times. (a) Write down the box model for net gain. (b) What is the expected value of the net gain and what is the standard error of the net gain? (c) What is the chance I come out ahead (don’t lose any money)?

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(a) Write down the box model for net gain.

(b) What is the expected value of the net gain and what is the standard error of the net gain?

(c) What is the chance I come out ahead (don’t lose any money)?

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