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Abet in roulette has a probability of 18/38 of winning. if you win, you double your money. you can bet anywhere from $1 to $100 on each spin. a. suppose you have $10, and are going to play until you go broke or have $20. what is your best strategy for playing? explain using information you learned in this module's material, such as expected value. b. suppose you have $10, and are going to play until you go broke or have $30. what is your best strategy for playing?

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