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Table 7.1

	Draw Ball #1	Draw Ball # 2	Draw Ball #3	Expected benefit
Monetary benefit ($)	0	0	750
Dopamine benefit (utils)	0	40	50

The Table represents the payoffs for a gambling game. The player blindly draws one of three balls, marked 1, 2, and 3, from an urn. The cost to play the game is $375 per draw.

Refer to the Table. Calculate the expected monetary benefit and the expected dopamine benefit from the game represented in the table.

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