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Two players A and B play a game which consist of a series of matches independent of each other. Whoever first wins two matches, not necessarily consecutive, will win the game. The probability of A's winning, drawing or losing a match against B are 12,13,16 respectively. Which of the following is/are true?

A
Probability of A winning the game at the end of 11th match is 10C1(12)2(13)9+ 10C2(12)2(13)9
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Probability of A winning the game at the end of 11th match is 10C1(12)2(13)9+ 10C2(12)(16)(13)9
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If it is known that A wins the game at the end of 11th match, then the probability that B will win only one match is 911
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If it is known that A win the game at the end of 11th match then the probability that B will win only one match is 913
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Solution

The correct options are
A Probability of A winning the game at the end of 11th match is 10C1(12)2(13)9+ 10C2(12)2(13)9
C If it is known that A wins the game at the end of 11th match, then the probability that B will win only one match is 911
P(W)=12, P(L)=16, P(D)=13

P(A wins) = (Till 10th match, 1 win & 9 draw)(11th match win)
+ (Till 10th match 1 win, 8 draw, 1 lost) (11th match win)

=10!9! 1!(12)1(13)9.12+10!8!(12)(13)8(16)(12)= 10C1(12)2(13)9+10C2(12)2(13)9P(B will win only one match given that A will win the game after 11th match)=10C210C2+ 10C1=911

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