Suppose you are tossing a fair coin to bet. At each time your gain is Xi. The rule is: () if you get heads at i-th toss, Xị = 1$; (ii) if you get tails at i-th toss, X; = -1$. Let Wn = X1+ X2 ++ Xn with Wo = 0. Note that Wn represents your total wealth after n tosses. Suppose after 100 tosses you have 11$, that is W100 = 11. What is your expected wealth if you do another 100 tosses, that is E[W200|W100 = 11]?

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