The payoffs for the slot machine shown in the figure are in the following table.First one cherry 2 coinsFirst two cherries 6 coinsFirst two wheels are cherries and the third wheel a bar 11 coinsThree cherries 11 coinsThree oranges 14 coinsThree plums 14 coinsThree bells 24 coinsThree bars (jackpot) 50 coinsWhat is the mathematical expectation for playing the game with the coin being a quarter dollar? Assume the three wheels are independent. (Assume you are playing one coin. Round your answer to two decimal places.) ### Slot Machine Symbols and Wheels#### First Wheel1. Orange2. Cherry3. Lemon4. Bell5. Plum6. Orange7. Bar8. Plum9. Orange10. Lemon11. Orange12. Bar13. Lemon14. Orange15. Lemon16. Plum17. Lemon18. Orange19. Cherry20. Lemon#### Second Wheel1. Cherry2. Bar3. Plum4. Bar5. Orange6. Bell7. Cherry8. Cherry9. Bell10. Cherry11. Plum12. Orange13. Bell14. Cherry15. Bell16. Bar17. Bell18. Bar19. Bell20. Cherry21. Lemon#### Third Wheel1. Cherry2. Plum3. Cherry4. Plum5. Cherry6. Cherry7. Plum8. Bar9. Orange10. Bell11. Cherry12. Plum13. Bar14. Orange15. Plum16. Cherry17. Orange18. Cherry19. Plum20. Cherry### Explanation of the DiagramThe image provided contains three vertical lists, each representing a wheel in a slot machine. Each wheel is labeled at the top as "First Wheel", "Second Wheel", and "Third Wheel". - The "First Wheel" has 21 symbols evenly distributed in a vertical manner. The symbols include Orange, Cherry, Lemon, Bell, Plum, and Bar, repeating in a specific sequence.- The "Second Wheel" similarly displays 21 symbols, including Cherry, Bar, Plum, Orange, Bell, and Lemon, following a specific order.- The "Third Wheel" showcases 20 symbols that include Cherry, Plum, Bar, Orange, and Bell, arranged in a particular sequence.Each symbol is represented both textually and graphically, helping visualize the organization of symbols on each wheel. This depiction mirrors the arrangement seen in traditional mechanical slot machines where each wheel stops at a symbol to determine the outcome of the spin.

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The payoffs for the slot machine shown in the figure are in the following table. First one cherry 2 coins First two cherries 6 coins First two wheels are cherries and the third wheel a bar 11 coins Three cherries 11 coins Three oranges 14 coins Three plums 14 coins Three bells 24 coins Three bars (jackpot) 50 coins What is the mathematical expectation for playing the game with the coin being a quarter dollar? Assume the three wheels are independent. (Assume you are playing one coin. Round your answer to two decimal places.)

The payoffs for the slot machine shown in the figure are in the following table. First one cherry 2 coins First two cherries 6 coins First two wheels are cherries and the third wheel a bar 11 coins Three cherries 11 coins Three oranges 14 coins Three plums 14 coins Three bells 24 coins Three bars (jackpot) 50 coins What is the mathematical expectation for playing the game with the coin being a quarter dollar? Assume the three wheels are independent. (Assume you are playing one coin. Round your answer to two decimal places.)

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The payoffs for the slot machine shown in the figure are in the following table.

First one cherry		2 coins
First two cherries		6 coins
First two wheels are cherries and the third wheel a bar		11 coins
Three cherries		11 coins
Three oranges		14 coins
Three plums		14 coins
Three bells		24 coins
Three bars (jackpot)		50 coins

What is the mathematical expectation for playing the game with the coin being a quarter dollar? Assume the three wheels are independent. (Assume you are playing one coin. Round your answer to two decimal places.)

### Slot Machine Symbols and Wheels

#### First Wheel
1. Orange
2. Cherry
3. Lemon
4. Bell
5. Plum
6. Orange
7. Bar
8. Plum
9. Orange
10. Lemon
11. Orange
12. Bar
13. Lemon
14. Orange
15. Lemon
16. Plum
17. Lemon
18. Orange
19. Cherry
20. Lemon

#### Second Wheel
1. Cherry
2. Bar
3. Plum
4. Bar
5. Orange
6. Bell
7. Cherry
8. Cherry
9. Bell
10. Cherry
11. Plum
12. Orange
13. Bell
14. Cherry
15. Bell
16. Bar
17. Bell
18. Bar
19. Bell
20. Cherry
21. Lemon

#### Third Wheel
1. Cherry
2. Plum
3. Cherry
4. Plum
5. Cherry
6. Cherry
7. Plum
8. Bar
9. Orange
10. Bell
11. Cherry
12. Plum
13. Bar
14. Orange
15. Plum
16. Cherry
17. Orange
18. Cherry
19. Plum
20. Cherry

### Explanation of the Diagram

The image provided contains three vertical lists, each representing a wheel in a slot machine. Each wheel is labeled at the top as "First Wheel", "Second Wheel", and "Third Wheel".

- The "First Wheel" has 21 symbols evenly distributed in a vertical manner. The symbols include Orange, Cherry, Lemon, Bell, Plum, and Bar, repeating in a specific sequence.
- The "Second Wheel" similarly displays 21 symbols, including Cherry, Bar, Plum, Orange, Bell, and Lemon, following a specific order.
- The "Third Wheel" showcases 20 symbols that include Cherry, Plum, Bar, Orange, and Bell, arranged in a particular sequence.

Each symbol is represented both textually and graphically, helping visualize the organization of symbols on each wheel. This depiction mirrors the arrangement seen in traditional mechanical slot machines where each wheel stops at a symbol to determine the outcome of the spin.

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