You have flipped a standard quarter 10 times and had four head and six tails come up. With that experience, what will be the chances of you getting a heads on the next flip

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You have flipped a standard quarter 10 times and had four head and six tails come up. With that experience, what will be the chances of you getting a heads on the next flip

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Answer:

1/2 or 0.5

Explanation:

Your previous results don't change the probability of the next time.

Tom Rutchik answered Aug 13, 2023

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