SOLUTION :
Expected gain / Loss
= P(get $1 bag) * ! + P(get $2 bag) * 2 + P(get $3 bag ) * 3 - Cost of purchase
= 10/20 * 1 + 6/20 * 2 + 4/20 * 3 - 2
= - 0.3 ($)
= 0.3 ($) Loss (ANSWER)
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