This question is a continuation of the previous question. Based on the expected value of the previous question, which of the following is a possibility for Rahul?Note: Multiple options may be correct.Rahul wins ₹50,000 prize money in the first game.Rahul loses all the first 100 games.Rahul loses ₹500 rupees in the first game.

Rahul wants to play a poker game. The entry charge for the game is ₹2,000, which is non-refundable, and the probability that Rahul will win a poker game is 3%. The prize money is ₹50,000. If Rahul wins, he gets the prize money. If he loses, he gets nothing. What is his expected earning/loss per game? Note:1. Round off your final answer to two decimal places. If your answer is 1.333333, write 1.33 in the box.2. If the expectation is a loss, make sure you write a negative number. For instance, −2.5 is a valid answer.

The expected value of a player’s winnings is positive, but we want to make it negative. Which of the following changes to the game would make the expected value negative?Increase the penalty to ₹25Decrease the prize money to ₹90

Suppose you’re playing a game using two dice. Upon throwing the two dice simultaneously, if their sum equals 4, then you get ₹1,000. If their sum is anything other than 4, you lose ₹100. What is the expected earning/loss in this game?Note:1. Round off your final answer to two decimal places. If your answer is 1.333333, write 1.33 in the box.2. If the expectation is a loss, make sure you write a negative number. For instance, −2.5 is a valid answer.

Rahul flips 850 fair coins. Rohit flips 851.What is the probability that Rohit gets strictly more heads than Rahul?

You are a contestant on the hit TV show, Kaun Banega Crorepati and you have already won fifty lakhs. If you get the next question right, you win the grand prize of one crore rupees, but if you get it wrong, you take home six lakh forty thousand rupees.What is the cost of getting the next question wrong compared with getting it right?