What is the probability of a collision between packets

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Need help with a Wireless Networking and Communications Problem focusing on Bluetooth and IEEE 802.15.

Consider a Bluetooth scatternet consisting of 2 piconets.

What is the probability of a collision between packets of the two piconets? Assume nodes are not using CSMA.

Remember that a successful transmission requires both a successful polling message to be sent from the master to salve, and then a successful message sent from slave to master.

Assumer there are 80 frequencies possible. All piconets constantly have packets they are trying to send and they are not using CSMA.

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