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Mathematics, 02.09.2020 18:01 jmeza502506

A ladybug is walking at random on a hexagon. She starts at vertex $A$. Every minute, she moves to one of the two vertices (chosen at random) adjacent to the one she's currently on. What is the probability that, after $10$ minutes, she is back at $A$?

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