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Shubham Sharma 2 asked Feb 4, 2017 • closed Feb 4, 2017 by saurabh rai

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closed with the note: duplicate of https://gateoverflow.in/3500/gate2007-it-58

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3 = (1-p)*1 +p(p*300 +(1-p)*100)

200* p² + 99*p -2 = 0

p = 0.01943

Vijay Thakur answered Feb 4, 2017 • selected Feb 5, 2017 by Vijay Thakur

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answer is 0.0194

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