Lecture

Probability Theory: Divisibility and Expected Gain

Description

This lecture discusses a lottery scenario where an artist offers a deal to pay $3 if the ticket number drawn is divisible by 2, 3, or 5. The instructor explores the probability of winning and the expected gain in such a situation, providing insights into decision-making under uncertainty.

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