Mike and Dave play the following game. Mike picks a card from a deck of cards. If
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Mike and Dave play the following game. Mike picks a card from a deck of cards. If he selects an ace, Dave gives him $5. If not, he gives Dave $2.
(a) Determine Mike’s expectation.
(b) Determine Dave’s expectation.
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