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A and B throw one dice for a stake of ` 11, which is to be won by the player who first throws a

six. The game ends when the stake is won by A or B. If A has the first throw, what are their

respective expectations?


(a) 5 and 6 (b) 6 and 5

(c) 11 and 0 (d) 9 and 2​

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Answered by dskavitha1980
1

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:ANSWER

In his first throw A

s chance is  

6

1

, in his second its is  

6

5

×

6

5

×

6

1

,

because each players must have failed once before.

A can have a second throw, in his third throw his chance is (

6

5

)

4

×

6

1

 because each players must have failed twice, and so on.

Thus A

s chance is the sum of the infinite series

6

1

(1+(

6

5

)

2

+(

6

5

)

4

+...)

Similarly B

s chance is the sum of the infinite series  

6

5

.

6

1

(1+(

6

5

)

2

+(

6

5

)

4

)

Therefore A

s chance is to B

s as 6 is to 5;

their respective chance are therefore  

11

6

 and  

11

5

and their expectation are rs6 and rs5 respectively.

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In his first throw A

s chance is

6

1

, in his second its is

6

5

×

6

5

×

6

1

,

because each players must have failed once before.

A can have a second throw, in his third throw his chance is (

6

5

)

4

×

6

1

because each players must have failed twice, and so on.

Thus A

s chance is the sum of the infinite series

6

1

(1+(

6

5

)

2

+(

6

5

)

4

+...)

Similarly B

s chance is the sum of the infinite series

6

5

.

6

1

(1+(

6

5

)

2

+(

6

5

)

4

)

Therefore A

s chance is to B

s as 6 is to 5;

their respective chance are therefore

11

6

and

11

5

and their expectation are rs6 and rs5 respectively

Step-by-step explanation:

.

.

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