(a).
To find: The payment for any other outcome in order to make the game fair.
For the game to be fair,
Given information:
A roll a multiple of
The expected value is
Calculation:
In a die, multiple of
Now, for the game to be fair, the expected value or an average dollar amount if the game is played in long run should be
Let this amount of losing money be
which implies,
(b).
To find: The expected value of the given game.
The expected value of the payoff for this game is
Given information:
A roll a multiple of
The expected value is
Calculation:
All possible outcomes of the sum of the two rolled dice are given in the below.
We note that a multiple of
The probability is the number of favorable outcomes divided by the number of possible outcomes:
Use the complementary rule:
The expected value (or mean) is the sum of the product of each possibility
Thus the expected value of the payoff for this game is
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