Mathematics, 07.05.2020 06:01 pineappleliyah3

Your family plays a money game where the first person chosen wins $1, the second person chosen wins $5, the third person chosen wins $10, and the fourth person chosen wins $50. Since you won the $50 prize during the last game, you are in charge of the choosing this time (so you cannot win). How many different winning scenarios are possible in this play of the money game?

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