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Paul is planning a carnival. He figured there’s a 30% chances of good weather which will give him a profit of $260,000. However, there’s 70% chances of bad weather that can result in a loss of $105,000. What is Paul expected profit from the carnival?
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E(profit) = P(good weather) *profit-P(bad weather) *loss
=0.3*260000-0.7*105000 = $4500
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