In the game of Skee-Ball, a player rolls a small ball up a ramp, hoping to land the ball in the holes with the highest point values (see the diagram of point values). The game of Skee-Ball has gained in popularity in recent years, with many cities running Skee-Ball leagues. There is even a Skee-Ball national championship! A visual display of the Skee-Ball game. Todd and Jill, both experienced Skee-Ball players, are considering entering a partner Skee-Ball competition hosted by their local league. Let be the score associated with the ball landing in a particular region (0, 10, 20, 50, or 100) on a single roll when Todd plays the game. Based on his long history of playing this game, the probability distribution for Todd's score is The probability distribution of Todd's point values. PARTICIPATION ACTIVITY 5.14.1: Question 1. Determine the expected value of Todd's score from a single roll, E(T)