Mathematics, 07.12.2019 05:31, sardarp1irc5

Abraham and blaise each have 10$. they repeatedly flip a fair coin. if it comes up heads, abraham gives blaise 1$. if it comes up tails, blaise gives abraham 1$. what is the expected number of flips until one of them runs out of money?

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