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Mathematics, 14.04.2020 22:41, CameronVand21

Pick a random number (evenly distributed) between 0 and 1. Continue picking random numbers as long as they keep decreasing; stop picking when you obtain a number that is greater than the previous one you picked. What is the expected number of numbers you pick?

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