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Bobmek
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Hey guys, this is just a problem I have been playing around with in my spare time, but it occurs to me that someone might have been working on this before. So I figured I'd ask the wonderful people here for help. The problem is:
Assume that the probability of player A winning a point is p and the probability of player B winning a point is q=1-p. What is the the probability P(p) of Player A winning a 3 set match?
Assume that the probability of player A winning a point is p and the probability of player B winning a point is q=1-p. What is the the probability P(p) of Player A winning a 3 set match?