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The problem may have a simple answer, but 0.5 is not it, because the answer will be a function of n, the starting position. If n is near 0, the chance you hit
by mturmon 15y ago
The problem may have a simple answer, but 0.5 is not it, because the answer will be a function of n, the starting position. If n is near 0, the chance you hit zero before 1000 steps is larger.
The keyword is "random walk hitting time".