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HMMT November 2010 U14

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The positive integer ii is chosen at random such that the probability of a positive integer kk being chosen is 32\frac{3}{2} times the probability of k+1k+1 being chosen. What is the probability that the ith i^{\text {th }} digit after the decimal point of the decimal expansion of 17\frac{1}{7} is a 2 ?

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\frac{108}{665}

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