A fair coin is to be tossed 3 times. The player receives 10 dollars if all three turn up heads and pays 3 dollars if there is one or no heads. No gain or loss is incurred otherwise. If Y is the gain of the player, what the expected value of Y?
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Let X be the number of heads that occurs .
So X~ Bin( 3 , 0.5)
So, P[X=2] = 1- P[X=0]-P[X=1] -P[X=3] = 1- 0.625 = 0.375
Let Y be the gain .
Then Y = 0 if X = 2
= 10 if X = 3
= - 3 if X= 0 or 1
So,
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