Answer to Question #23031 in Statistics and Probability for Shiv Nandan Vishwakarma

Question #23031

An unbiased coin is tossed in a sequence of independent trials. Find the probability that the first head is observed on the fifth trial, given that tails are observed on each of the first three trials.

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