In the coin flipping lab, suppose that you simulated the flipping of a weighted coin 30 times and got 5 heads and 25 tails. What is your estimated probability for P(H)?

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Angelika asked May 25, 2023

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In the coin flipping lab, suppose that you simulated the flipping of a weighted coin 30 times and got 5 heads and 25 tails. What is your estimated probability for P(H)?

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Answer: 0.17

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1/6

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Out of 30 tosses, 5 come up heads. So the estimated probability of heads is 5/30, or 1/6.

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