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"To fill up the last week of the season, Larry's Paving bids on 6 similar but statistically independent small jobs. Larry has a 40% chance of getting each contract, and will net $200 on each contract he gets. Then he has to defray a $300 expense preparing the bids. a. What is the expected number of contracts he will get?

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