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A game is played 100 times that means the event follows Normal distribution.
Therefore the probability to you will certain money is also obtained from normal probability..
At least 1 win is possible that is removing zero win then the minimum probability to win certain money is 1/100.
If there are two players only and either of the player will win in a trial. Then probability is 1/2
play a game 100 tomes, find the probability that yiu will win certain amount of money
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