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take a pass-fail test repeatedly. Let Sk be the event that you're Suppose you FK be the event that you fail the test in Assume that take the test more often, as you of On you your first try of falling the test , you take, find successful have a your k.th trg. your chance P(FK) = q P (fx-1), for k= 2,3,4,.... and ocq<1 However, the result of different exams are independent. Suppose you take the test repeatedly until you pass the test for the first time. Let X be the total number tests a general formula for P(X=k) for k=1,2,... in goes £12 your k-th try, and of passing the test. down. In particular,

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