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Fischer and Spassky play a chess match in which the first player to win wins the match. After 10 consecutive draws, the match is declared
Fischer and Spassky play a chess match in which the first player to win wins the match. After 10 consecutive draws, the match is declared drawn. Each game is won by Fischer with a probability of 0.4, is won by Spassky with probability of 0.3, and is a draw with probability of 0.3, independently of the previous games. What is the probability that Fischer wins the match?
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Intermediate Microeconomics and Its Application
Authors: Walter Nicholson, Christopher M. Snyder
12th edition
978-1133189022, 1133189024, 1133189032, 978-1305176386, 1305176383, 978-0357687000, 978-1133189039
