Mathematics, 01.05.2021 18:40 ldestl
debe tomar 4 fotos de una carrera. Cada vez que un corredor pasa a su lado, hay un 50% de probabilidad de que tome una foto de ese corredor. Además, para dos corredores cualesquiera, la probabilidad de que tome una foto de uno es independiente del otro. Una vez que obtenga 4 fotos, abandonará las instalaciones de la carrera y no intentará tomar más fotos. Si eres el sexto corredor en pasar al fotógrafo, entonces la probabilidad de que te tome una foto puede expresarse en la forma M / NM / N, donde MM y NN son números enteros positivos relativamente primos (es decir, su máximo común divisor es 1 ). Calcule M + NM + N.
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