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Let X and Y be the two stations on an Ethernet and both stations have a ready state of frames to send. Both X and Y attempt to transmit a frame, first collide, and then again no one wins the race. What is the probability that neither X nor Y wins the next back-off race?

Let X and Y be the two stations on an Ethernet and both stations have a ready state of frames to send. Both X and Y attempt to transmit a frame, first collide, and then again no one wins the race. What is the probability that neither X nor Y wins the next back-off race?

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)
A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)
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ISBN:9780134753119
Author:Sheldon Ross
Publisher:Sheldon Ross
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Let X and Y be the two stations on an Ethernet and both stations have a ready state of frames to send. Both X and Y attempt to transmit a frame, first collide, and then again no one wins the race. What is the probability that neither X nor Y wins the next back-off race?
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