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>>> In other words, we have K/N - E, and I can't figure out how to compute
>>> E.
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>> You can think of it the other way round, ie the probability of ball #1
>> appearing after K tries is 1 minus the probability of ball #1 not
>> occurring after K tries.
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> Ah. So instead of a chain of non-exclusive OR events, you construct a
> chain of independent AND events? Ingenius...
Yes, it's a useful trick to remember :-)
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