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Title: Section 4.6 Mathematical Expectation and Odds


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Section 4.6Mathematical Expectation and Odds
  • Warm up

2
Mathematical Expectation
  • It is the expected monetary value of an event.
  • ME p()

3
  • Mulvihill is bidding on a landscaping job so he
    can make some money for senior week.
  • The profit for the Alapocas job should be about
    3200 for the year with a probability of 0.87.
    The profit of the Hockessin job will be 3000
    with a probability of 0.91.
  • However, with the costs of running the
    landscaping he will lose 700 on equipment
    repairs with a probability of 0.39.
  • What is his expected return for each job?

4
  • Janavel made up a new game using one die.
  • If someone rolls an even number, they win 2.
  • If they roll a one, they win 5.
  • If they roll a 3 or a 5, they pay 4.
  • It costs 2 to play. What is the mathematical
    expectation?

5
ODDS
  • Odds in favor
  • Formula p to q
  • p want, q dont want
  • Odds against
  • Formula q to p
  • p want, q dont want

6
SHUT UP!
  • The probability of Mrs. Godfrey telling the
    students to Shut it is 87.
  • What are the odds in favor of her screaming Shut
    it?
  • What are the odds against her screaming Shut it?

7
World Series
  • The Yankees have a ? chance of winning the the
    World Series.
  • What are the odds in favor of them winning?
  • What are the odds against them losing?

8
Deal or No Deal
  • In the Game Show Deal or No Deal, a contestant
    begins by choosing 1 of 26 numbered cases. Each
    case holds a different amount. Neither the host
    or the banker, who offers to buy the contestants
    case after each round, know what any case
    contains.

9
  • What is the probability that you choose the
    1,000,000 case to begin with?
  • If you played the game many, many times, what is
    the expected value of the amount that your case
    contains?
  • Worksheet

10
Play as a Class
  • Record the following information in the table.
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