Mathematics, 07.12.2019 17:31 tfmooning

Suppose you are a casino owner, and your casino runs a very simple game of chance. the dealer flips a coin. the customer wins $9 from the casino if it comes up heads and loses $10 if it comes up tails. question 1. assuming no one is cheating and the coin is fair, if a customer plays twice, what is the chance they make money?

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