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3.3.3 When a conventional paging system transmits a message, the probability that the message will be received by the pager it is sent to is p. To be confident that a message is received at least once, a system transmits the message n times.

3.3.3 When a conventional paging system transmits a message, the probability that the message will be received by the pager it is sent to is p. To be confident that a message is received at least once, a system transmits the message n times.

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