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If we play the following game 1400 times, what is the expected number of games that I would win?

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My friend and I play a game. Each of us starts with two coins, and we take turns tossing a coin. If it comes down heads, we keep it ourself; if tails, we give it to the other.

I always go first, and the game ends when one of us wins by having all four coins. If we play this game 1400 times, what is the expected number of games that I would win?

posted Jul 28, 2018 by anonymous

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