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Kalvin tosses a paper cup once a day for a year to determine his breakfast cereal. 85% of the time the cup will land on its side, and 15% of the time the cup will land on its end.

How many times do you expect the cup to land on its side?

How many times do you expect the cup to land on its end?
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