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One thousand raffle tickets are sold for $1.00 each. One grand prize of $200 and two consolation prizes of $50 each will be awarded. Jeremy purchases one ticket. Find his expected value. Show your work for full credit.
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There are 1000 tickets of 1.00 $, so 1000*1.00 = 1000$ to be paid. There are 2 gifts of 50$ and one of 200%, so 200+(50*2)= 300$ to be earned. So Jeremy's ticket value is 1.00$ * (300$/1000$) = 0.30$
how do you calculate to get this answer
Value is supposed to be: [Money to be earned] divided by [Money spent]
It is as if Jeremy traded 1.00$ for 0.30$, not worth it :-p
ok got it thanks
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