Twenty-eight students reported how many email accounts they have. The dot plot below shows the data collected: A dot plot is shown with the title Email Accounts of Students. The values on the horizontal line are 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6. The label along horizontal line is Number of Email Accounts. Put 7 dots vertically along the value 1, 6 dots vertically along the value 2, 4 dots vertically along the value 3, 6 dots vertically along the value 4, 3 dots vertically along the value 5, and 2 dots vertically along the value 6. What do the dots above the number 4 represent? There are exactly 6 students with 4 email accounts. There are exactly 4 students with 6 email accounts. There are exactly 6 students with less than 4 email accounts. There are exactly 4 students with less than 6 email accounts.

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Miguel is playing a game in which a box contains four chips with numbers written on them. Two of the chips have the number 1, one chip has the number 3, and the other chip has the number 5. Miguel must choose two chips, and if both chips have the same number, he wins $2. If the two chips he chooses have different numbers, he loses $1 (–$1). Let X = the amount of money Miguel will receive or owe. Fill out the missing values in the table. (Hint: The total possible outcomes are six because there are four chips and you are choosing two of them.) Xi 2 –1P(xi) What is Miguel’s expected value from playing the game? Based on the expected value in the previous step, how much money should Miguel expect to win or lose each time he plays? What value should be assigned to choosing two chips with the number 1 to make the game fair? Explain your answer using a complete sentence and/or an equation.

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