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Mathematics, 11.09.2019 20:30 lelliott86

Let's say a keep tossing a fair coin, until he get 2 consecutive heads, define x to be the number of tosses for this process; b keep tossing another fair coin, until he get 3 consecutive heads, define y to be the number of the tosses for this process. 1) calculate p{x> y}

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