Statistics Flashcards: Compare Strategies Using Expected Value

Study Compare Strategies Using Expected Value in Statistics with focused flashcards that help you recognize the idea, recall the key rule, and apply it in practice-style prompts.

QUESTION

Compute the expected out-of-pocket cost with deductible $d=500$ for loss $L=1200$ .

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ANSWER

$700$ . Loss $1200 - 500$ deductible = $700$ out-of-pocket.

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A gamer chooses between two loot boxes to open repeatedly. Net payoff is the value of the item received minus the purchase price. Strategy A: Costs $4. Outcomes: with probability

0.70

you get an item worth $5 (net $1); with probability

0.30

you get an item worth $0 (net $-4). Strategy B: Costs $4. Outcomes: with probability

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you get an item worth $30 (net $26); with probability

0.90

you get an item worth $0 (net $-4). Which strategy would result in a higher average net payoff over many repetitions?

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