Ryan invented a game called "magic 5" in which you get points if you get the same result multiple times in a row. he put two identical balls, one black and one white, inside a dark bag. the player must draw one ball at a time and replace it. the outcomes gain or lose points according to the following table: same outcome as previous draw different outcome than previous drawfirst result -- --second result +2 points -2 pointsthird result +3 points -2 pointsfourth result +4 points -2 pointsfifth result +6 points -2 pointswhat is the most probable outcome if you play this game? use a mathematical proof to explain the previous answer.

In this game called “Magic 5” there is no probable outcome

when you play this game. The possibility of having the same outcome as the

previous draw and having a different outcome than the previous draw is both

50%. Thinking that in the first draw you get a white ball, in the second draw

you have a 50% chance to get a while ball again and a 50% chance of not. It’s

the same as in the next draw; you’ll have 50% of it having the same outcome and

50% having a different one. And it goes and on, that’s why there is no probable

outcome in this game rather the two choices has the same chance.

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0.84 dang lotta people are looking for this lol or if you round up its 1 but the overall answer to that is 0.84

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