A coin that, when flipped, comes up heads with probability p is flipped until either heads or tails has occurred twice. Find the
expected number of flips.
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Only correct the first one.
Please, see the graph in the attached file.
1) a rectangle with A(3,3), B(3,6),
noncongruent ←→ C(7,6), D(7,3)
adjacent sides
(in green)
2) a parallelogram
with A(2,0), B(3,2)
nonperpendicular ←→ C(6,3), D(5,1)
adjacent sides
(in blue)
3) a square ←→ A(3,3), B(2,5),
(in red) C(4,6), D(5,4)
4) a rhombus with A(2,-2), B(3,0),
nonperpendicular ←→ C(4,-2), D(3,-4)
adjacent sides
(in black)
Please, see the graph in the attached file.
1) a rectangle with A(3,3), B(3,6),
noncongruent ←→ C(7,6), D(7,3)
adjacent sides
(in green)
2) a parallelogram
with A(2,0), B(3,2)
nonperpendicular ←→ C(6,3), D(5,1)
adjacent sides
(in blue)
3) a square ←→ A(3,3), B(2,5),
(in red) C(4,6), D(5,4)
4) a rhombus with A(2,-2), B(3,0),
nonperpendicular ←→ C(4,-2), D(3,-4)
adjacent sides
(in black)