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Mathematics, 01.10.2021 14:50 Kassi07

Jared plays a game where the players take turns spinning a wheel with 3 spaces. Each have a different prize value. The probability of landing on $100 is 4/7, probability of landing on $500 is 2/7, and the
probability of landing on $1,200 is 1/7. What is Jared's expected value (in monetary earnings) if he plays
the game? You must show your work and answer. Answer in proper format for money. points)

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