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Another form of bet for roulette is to bet that a
specific number (say 17) will turn up. If the ball stops on your number, you get your dollar back plus 35 dollars. If not, you lose your dollar. Write a program that will plot your winnings when you make 500 plays of roulette at Las Vegas, first when you bet each time on red (see Exercise Exercise), and then for a second visit to Las Vegas when you make 500 plays betting each time on the number 17. What differences do you see in the graphs of your winnings on these two occasions?