Exercise #5: A die is thrown repeatedly. Let Sn denote the sum of the first n throws, and compute the limit – if it exists! – of the probability P (S, is divisible by 13) . Quote very carefully all general theorems you need to use.

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Exercise #5: A die is thrown repeatedly. Let Sm denote the sum of the first n throws,
and compute the limit – if it exists! – of the probability
P (S, is divisible by 13).
Quote very carefully all general theorems you need to use.
Transcribed Image Text:Exercise #5: A die is thrown repeatedly. Let Sm denote the sum of the first n throws, and compute the limit – if it exists! – of the probability P (S, is divisible by 13). Quote very carefully all general theorems you need to use.
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