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Find the PMF where two players, Player A & Player B are playing basketball. Player A...

Find the PMF where two players, Player A & Player B are playing basketball. Player A goes 1st and has probability p1 of making a basket on any throw. Player B, who shoots second, has probability p2 of making a basket. The outcomes of the successive trials are assumed to be independent.

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