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Mathematics, 13.12.2019 02:31, dontcareanyonemo

On a chessboard compute the expected number of plays it takes a knight, starting in one of the four corners of the chessboard, to return to its initial position if we assume that at each play it is equally likely to choose any of its legal moves. (no other pieces are on the board.)

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