SOLUTION: if the payoff of rolling two dice is the sum of the upper face of the two dice, what is the expected payoff of one roll of the two dice?
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Question 990340: if the payoff of rolling two dice is the sum of the upper face of the two dice, what is the expected payoff of one roll of the two dice?
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It is symmetric around the number 7.
(1/36)*2=2/36
(2/36)*3=6/36
(3/36)*4=12/36
(4/36)*5=20/36
(5/36)*6=30/36
(6/36)*7=42/36
(5/36)*8=40/36
(4/36)*9=36/36
(3/36)*10=30/36
(2/36)*11=22/36
(1/36)*12=12/36
sum of all of these values * probability of each is the expected value.
This adds to 252/36=7.
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