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Each of n workers is independently qualified to do an incoming job with probability p. If none of them is qualified then the job is rejected; otherwise, the job is assigned to a randomly chosen one of the qualified workers. Find the probability that worker 1 is assigned to the first job. Hint: Condition on whether or not at least one worker is qualified.

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