Suppose your final examination consists of eight problems. Let us suppose you have no clue how to do any of the problems. You will discover this predicament using a somewhat strange strategy. Specifically, (a) you choose one of the eight problems at random, and then (b) you study it for 60 seconds, whereupon you repeat (a). The strategy you are to adopt does not skip problems you have already studied. What is the expected number of minutes that will pass before you will have studied all questions on your final examination? In the space provided, write your numerical answer. If your numerical answer is a fractional value, write your answer in decimal notation Your answer

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Computational Systems

The computation systems can be defined as the systems that are capable of solving a problem that includes calculations either mathematical or logical, and are able to produce the result as an output. For example, a simple calculator that is given a set of numbers and operators as input and produces the result as an output can be defined as a computational system. The above example is a simple illustration only, the computational systems range from simple devices to complex devices such as the systems that control the SpaceX companies, Starlink satellites which are being quite recently seen in the skies at many places globally.