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A rat is trapped in a maze. Initially he has to choose one of two directions. If he goes to the right, then he will wander around in the maze for three minutes and will then return to his original position. If he goes to the left, then with probability 1/3 he will depart the maze after two minutes of travelling, and with probability 2/3 he will return to his initial position after 5 minutes of travelling. Assuming that the rat is at all times equally likely to go to the left or to the right, what is the expected number of minutes the rat will be trapped in the maze?

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