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1. Coins. (a) You have access to the program coinflip that returns 0 or 1, each

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Question

1. Coins.

(a) You have access to the program coinflip that returns 0 or 1,

each with probability 0.5.

i. How would you write a program that uses coinflip and returns

a number in {0, 1, 2} with uniform probability?

ii. What is the probability that your program invokes coinflip

more than six times?

iii. What is the expected (mean) number of times that your program

invokes coinflip?

(b) You have access to the program unfair_coinflip that returns 0

with probability p or 1 with probability 1 ? p. You can assume

that 0 < p < 1. Without knowing p, how would you write a

program that uses unfair_coinflip and returns 0 or 1, each

with probability 0.5?

Explanation / Answer

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