Mathematics, 04.11.2020 23:00, yulaarmstrong

Robin Hood is trying to compete for Maid Marion’s heart by winning the archery competition put on by the King. He has a 70% chance of hitting the bull’s eye with any arrow. Assume that each release of an arrow is independent. (a) Suppose Robin is practicing and releases arrows until he successfully hits a bull’s eye. Find the probability that his first bull’s eye occurs on the third release.

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