3. Consider a random walk on the integers such that Pii+1 = p, Pii-1 = q for all integer i(0 < p < 1,p+q=1). Determine P(n). 00

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3. Consider a random walk on the integers such that Pii+1 = P, Pii-1= q for all
integer i(0 < p < 1, p+q=1). Determine P().
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