A kissed frog has a 70% chance of turning into a prince, while a kissed toad has only a 20% chance of turning into a prince. If 16 frogs and 18 toads are kissed, what is the expected number of princes produced?

A kissed frog has a 70% chance of turning into a prince, while a kissed toad has only a 20% chance of turning into a prince. If 16 frogs and 18 toads are kissed, what is the expected number of princes produced?

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