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Suppose there is exactly one index k such that a[k] = x. what is the expected number of indices into a that we must pick before we find x and random-search terminates?
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Suppose there is exactly one index k such that a[k] = x. what is the expected number of indices into a that we must pick before we find x and random-search terminates?

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Suppose there is only one index k such that a [k] = x. What is the expected index number of indexes that must be selected before x and random search?
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