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    \uline{\bfseries{Wagering to Win in \textit{Final Jeopardy!}} Worksheet} \\ A partner activity
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\subsubsection*{Rules of \textit{Final Jeopardy!}}
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    \item Players are going to be asked a tough trivia question.
    \item They have to wager on the question before they see it.
    \item They can wager any amount from \$0 to all their money.
    \item They win the wagered amount they're right, but lose that amount if they're wrong.
    \item \emph{Only the winning player (the one with the most money) gets to keep their money}.
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\subsubsection*{Directions}
Discuss with a shoulder partner and write an answer to the following question(s):

\begin{exr}
Going into \textit{Final Jeopardy!}, the scores are:
\begin{itemize}
    \item Maya: \$17,600
    \item Caleb: \$8,200
    \item Jack:  \$5,400
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If you're Maya, what amounts does it make sense for you to wager? Why?
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