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Francisco is at the arcade and can buy a token for $2 that gives him the choice of playing either Smack the Mole or Motorcycle Chasers. Smack the Mole: He plays 3 rounds, and for each round he has a 30%, percent chance of smacking the mole. If he smacks the mole in all 3 rounds, he will win a stuffed bear worth $50 dollar sign. Motorcycle Chasers: He will participate in 4 races, and for each race he has an 80%, percent chance of winning the race. If he wins all 4 races, he will win a replica motorcycle worth $70 dollar sign.

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