Mathematics, 05.05.2020 00:15 prynnie

Based on the records for the past several seasons, a sports fan believes the probability the red team wins is 0.30. The fan also believes the probability the blue team wins is 0.35. In a season with 120 games, how many fewer games should the fan expect the red team to win?

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