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Players at a carnival game win about 30% of the time-based on your simulation
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Players at a carnival game win about 30% of the time-based on your simulation

Players at a carnival game win about 30% of the time-based on your simulation-example-1
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Each person's game is independent of every other's game. Thus, to find the probability that the next four players in a row will win, we need only multiply together 0.3(0.3)(0.3)(0.3), or 0.3^4

Can you evaluate 0.3^4?
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