Mathematics, 09.10.2019 03:00, brianna8739

Suppose that you continually collect coupons and that there are m different types. suppose also that each time a new coupon is obtained, it is a type i coupon with probability pi, i = 1, . . ,m. suppose that you have just collected your nth coupon. what is the probability that it is a new type? hint: condition on the type of this coupon.

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