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Mathematics, 23.10.2019 18:00 sleepingfrosty5611

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a club is holding a raffle. ten thousand
tickets have been sold for $2 each. there
will be a 1st prize of $3000, 3 second prizes
of $1000 each, 5 third prizes of $500 each
and 20 consolation prizes of $100 each.
find the expected winnings of a single ticket.
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