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Originally Posted by cambridgedove
Come on, nobody can help me?
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How can there be a 20% chance of leaving the room if it is empty? Assuming the room can have negative occupancy, then by simulation the answer is 0.61.
I don't know an easy way to calculate this. Note that the expected occupancy after 104 weeks is 104[(0.6)(1)+(0.2)(0)-(0.2)(1)] = 41.6
Paul