A taxi driver provides service in two zones of a city. Fares picked up in zone A will have destination in zone A with probability 0.65 or in zone B with probability 0.35. Fares picked up in zone B will have destinations in zone A with probability 0.45 or in zone B with probability 0.55. The driver's expected profit for a trip entirely in zone A is $7; for a trip entirely in zone B is $8; and for a trip that involves both zones is $12. Find the taxi drivers average profit per trip.

The taxi drivers average profit per trip is $9.50.

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The taxi driver provides services in Zone A and Zone B.

Let = destination is in Zone A and = destination is in Zone B.

Given:

The probabilities are:

The Expected profit are:

If the trip is entirely in Zone A the expected profit is, E (A - A) = $7.

If the trip is entirely in Zone B the expected profit is, E (B - B) = $8.

If the trip involves both the zones the expected profit is,

E (A - B) = E (B - A) = $12.

Determine the expected profit earned in Zone A as follows:

Determine the expected profit earned in Zone B as follows:

The total expected profit is:

Thus, the taxi drivers average profit per trip is $9.50.

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