Problem 44254. Probability of red tulips (at both ends of a row)
I planted tulip bulbs in a row on my flower bed. I thought that I had planted white tulips all. However, later, it turned out that two RED tulip bulbs had been mixed in the planted bulbs!
Input (x): Number of all bulbs
Output (y): The probability that RED tulips will bloom at BOTH ENDs of the row.
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