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You have a biased coin that lands heads 10% of the time. you win $1000 every time the coin lands head and lose 50 every time the coin lands tails. you start with $0 it is possible to have ne ative balance 1 you throw the coin 100 times, what is: the maximum balance you could finish with? 2. the minimum balance you could finish with? 3. your expected end balance? 100,000

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