An online game consists of three stages. All players start with Stage \(1\), and no matter whether they win or lose, they proceed to Stage \(2\). Players are allowed to proceed to Stage \(3\) only if they have won at least one of the first two stages.
Ming’s probability of winning Stage \(1\) is \(p\).
If Ming wins a stage, his probability of winning the next stage is halved. If he loses a stage, his probability of winning remains unchanged in the next stage.
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