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In [[guide:E4fd10ce73#exam 6.12 |Example]] assume that Mr. Ace decides to buy the stock and hold it until it goes up 1 dollar and then sell and not buy again.  Modify the
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\newcommand{\mathds}{\mathbb}</math></div> In [[guide:E4fd10ce73#exam 6.12 |Example]] assume that Mr. Ace decides to buy the stock
and hold it until it goes up 1 dollar and then sell and not buy again.  Modify the
program ''' StockSystem''' to find the distribution of his profit under this system
program ''' StockSystem''' to find the distribution of his profit under this system
after a twenty-day period.  Find the expected profit and the probability that he comes
after a twenty-day period.  Find the expected profit and the probability that he comes
out ahead.
out ahead.

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In Example assume that Mr. Ace decides to buy the stock and hold it until it goes up 1 dollar and then sell and not buy again. Modify the program StockSystem to find the distribution of his profit under this system after a twenty-day period. Find the expected profit and the probability that he comes out ahead.