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Hi, can someone please help me with the following question? The answer is 23/6 but I don't know how to get to the answer. John throws a fair die 3 times. If the numbers obtained are the same, he gets 60 tokens. If they are consecutive, he gets 12 tokens. If only 2 numbers are consecutive and the remaining number is equal to one of the 2 consecutive numbers, he gets 6 tokens. What is the expected number of tokens he gets?

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