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Alex knows this is a Markov chain classic. He draws states: ∅, H, HT. Let E = expected from start. E = 1 + 0.5 E(H) + 0.5 E. Then E(H) = 1 + 0.5 E(HT) + 0.5 E(H). E(HT) = 1 + 0.5*E (since after HT, if T→reset, if H→HTH, game ends). Solving gives E = 10. 150 Most Frequently Asked Questions On Quant Interviews

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These questions test your ability to reason logically and work with numbers in creative ways. Many involve classic puzzles or apply fundamental mathematical concepts to unexpected situations. Let E = expected from start

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