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When a probabilistic bit is in (10)(10) , we apply the operator (1/21/201)(1/201/21)  three times. What is the probability of being in state  ⌈1⌋⌈1⌋   at the end?Group of answer choices3/41/87/81/21/4

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When a probabilistic bit is in (10)(10) , we apply the operator (1/21/201)(1/201/21)  three times. What is the probability of being in state  ⌈1⌋⌈1⌋   at the end?Group of answer choices3/41/87/81/21/4

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