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If we toss a fair coin until we get two consecutive heads or two consecutive tails, let X be the number of tosses. If you toss a fair coin until you get a tail that is preceded by a head, let Y be the number of tosses. (1). Find the PMF of X and E(X). (2). Find the PMF of Y and E[Y].

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