Probability of winning is 0.4 so the probabilty of lossing is 0.6
The expected profit is then: 2000 x 0.4 - 200 x 0.6 = 680
expected profit should be : 0.7($36,000) - 0.3($6,000) = $23,400
Using probability If 400 people walk through the door in a month what is your total expected profit?
In most places it is considered gambling and is illegal. Not for profit organizations can obtain permits from the state to run a lottery.
if anybody playing lottery does any govt. or person participate to share the loosing amount with that person who is a looser in lottery?if the answer is no then why govt. claim taxes on his winning amount ?actually our govt. make some laws for there own profit, but normal public always found their self looser, whereas these public are selecting the govt.if the person who is a lottery winner, wants to donate some amount by his own decision it is possible, or when govt. taking the responsibility after born of that person, that govt. can claim a part of that person's winning amount.This is my own feeling.... may be I am wrong / right but this is from my thought.thanks...
They maximize profit
No. They will if it's a scam. Companies don't give away $5 million for nothing because that defends the purpose of making a profit.
Logically, if there is someone who does know what the winning number to some lottery draw is going to be, that person would buy the winning ticket and profit, rather than simply posting the information for free on this or some other web-site. We may be a generous bunch, but there are limits.
Normal profit is the expected profit in a business. Abnormal profit comes from an unexpected source and is usually a unique instance.
Making profit from savings, describes someone's expected outcome from investing in the Stock Market. Making profit from savings
Making profit from savings, describes someone's expected outcome from investing in the stock market. Making profit from savings
The key to winning in the cash flow business is to watch that you do not overspend and that on average each transaction has a profit. The occasional loss is OK, as long as in the long run you profit.
There is no "best" way to win the lottery. The numbers are completely random. If someone knew the answer to this question they would not be on WikiAnswers. Any individual draw is not affected by any other draw. Any possible outcome, if purely random, has exactly the same probability of any other sequence.