Mathematics, 02.03.2020 22:54, 907to760

Two people took turns tossing a fair die until one of them tossed a 6. Person A tossed first, B second, A third, and so on.
Given that person B threw the first 6, what is the probability that B obtained the first 6 on her second toss (that is, on the fourth toss overall)?

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