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Mathematics, 11.02.2021 21:40 carltonwashington23

You have two opponents with whom you alternate play. Whenever you play A, you win with probability pA; whenever you play B, you win with probability pB , where pB > pA. If your objective is to minimize the number of games you need to play in order to win two in a row, should you start with A or B?

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