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In a box there are two prizes that are worth $4, a single prize worth $20,...

In a box there are two prizes that are worth $4, a single prize worth $20, and a single prize worth $200. A player will reach into the box and draw one of the prizes at random. What is the fair price for this game? Round your answer to the nearest hundredth, and do not include a $ sign or the word "dollars" in your response.

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