Explanation Given: The gambler in a Las Vegas lost $ 200 , won $ 100 and lost $ 50 . Approach: The lost amount are considered as negative and the won amounts are considered positive. So, the total net worth is calculated by operating on these integers. Calculation: Total amount he won is $ 100 Amount he lost is − $ 200 − $ 50 To determine (b) To find: The total at the end of five turns if his successive scores in five turns are 17 , − 8 , − 9 , 14 and 45 .

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Chapter 5.1B, Problem 9A

To determine

(a)

To find:

The change in the gambler’s net worth if he lost $200, won $100 and lost $50.

To determine

(b)

To find:

The total at the end of five turns if his successive scores in five turns are 17,−8,−9,14 and 45.

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(a) To find: The change in the gambler’s net worth if he lost $ 200 , won $ 100 and lost $ 50 .

Solution Summary: The author explains how the gambler's net worth is calculated by adding all the amounts associated with him.

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(a)

To find:

The change in the gambler’s net worth if he lost $200, won $100 and lost $50.

(b)

To find:

The total at the end of five turns if his successive scores in five turns are 17,−8,−9,14 and 45.

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(a) To find: The change in the gambler’s net worth if he lost $ 200 , won $ 100 and lost $ 50 .

Solution Summary: The author explains how the gambler's net worth is calculated by adding all the amounts associated with him.

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(a) To find: The change in the gambler’s net worth if he lost $200, won $100 and lost $50.

(b) To find: The total at the end of five turns if his successive scores in five turns are 17,−8,−9,14 and 45.

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Chapter 5 Solutions

(a)

To find:

The change in the gambler’s net worth if he lost $200, won $100 and lost $50.

(b)

To find:

The total at the end of five turns if his successive scores in five turns are 17,−8,−9,14 and 45.