(a)
| Data | x | P(x) | x* P(x) |
| 1st prize | 1495 | 0.0003 | 0.374 |
| 2nd prize | 745 | 0.0005 | 0.373 |
| no prize | -5 | 0.9993 | -4.996 |
| Total | 1.000 | -4.250 |
Expected value =
Expected value = - 4.250
(b)
Fair price i.e. expected value = 0
suppose the price of ticket is x
(1500 - x)* 1/4000 + (750 - x) * 2/4000 - 3997x / 4000 = 0
1500/4000 - x/4000 + 1500/4000 - 2x/4000 - 3997x/4000 = 0
3000/4000 - 4000x/4000 = 0
3000/4000 -x = 0
x = 3000/4000 = 0.75
Fair price of the ticket = 0.75
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