Two sport teams, I and II, play each other in a three-game series on one day, whichends when one team wins two games. The weather of the day is equally likely to be wet or dry.The probability that team I will win each game is , if the weather is wet. On the other hand,the probability that team I will win each game is , if the weather is dry.a. What is the probability that the first game is won by Team I?b. What is the expected number games that Team I wins if the day is wet?c. What is the expected number games that Team I wins if the day is dry?d. What is the expected number of games that Team I wins after finishing the series?

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