Chapter 11.5, Problem 49E

To determine

The 10-jump rolls path of a die and tosses of a coin in provided diagram and also estimate how far on its starting point the particle ends up when The figure of random motion in two dimensions. The particle moves in a series of1-unit “jumps,” each one in a random direction, any one of12 equally likely possibilities. One way to choose directions is to roll a fair die and toss a fair coin. The die determines one of the directions 1–6, coupled with heads on the coin. Tails on the coin reverses the direction of the die, so that the die coupled with tails gives directions 7–12. That3h (meaning3 with the die and heads with the coin) gives direction 3;3t gives direction 9 (opposite to 3); and so on.

And the provided path is,

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