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Board game: Consider a board game, which for simplicity we’llassume consists of two squares per side, on four sides. A player’stoken advances around the board. The squares are numbered 0-7, andplay begins at square 0. In most problems like this, it is greatlyhelpful to first name the quantities or events involved. Towardthat end, let R denote the player’s first roll, and let B be hisbonus if there is one, with B being set to 0 if there is no bonus.A token advances according to the roll of a single die. If a playerlands on square 3, he/she gets a bonus turn.

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Consider the board game example (but with no bonus rolls). We will be interested in the quantities tk, i-0,1,2,4,5,6,7, the probability that it takes k turns to reach or pass square 0, starting at square Write a recursive function pik(i,k) that returns t For instance, >pik (3,2) [1 0.5 >pik (4,4) [1] 0.00462963 >pik (1,2) [1] 0.5833333 >pik (0,2) [1] 0.4166667 >pik (7,1) >pik (7,2) >pik (5, 3) >pik (5,2) [1] 0.3055556 >pik (4,4) [1] 0.00462963 > pik (4,3) [1] 0.0787037 The function p(i,k) is suppose to be written in R language Show transcribed image text Consider the board game example (but with no bonus rolls). We will be interested in the quantities tk, i-0,1,2,4,5,6,7, the probability that it takes k turns to reach or pass square 0, starting at square Write a recursive function pik(i,k) that returns t For instance, >pik (3,2) [1 0.5 >pik (4,4) [1] 0.00462963 >pik (1,2) [1] 0.5833333 >pik (0,2) [1] 0.4166667 >pik (7,1) >pik (7,2) >pik (5, 3) >pik (5,2) [1] 0.3055556 >pik (4,4) [1] 0.00462963 > pik (4,3) [1] 0.0787037 The function p(i,k) is suppose to be written in R language

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