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A proper unbiased coin was tossed 10 times for 3 trials, giving TTHHTHTTHH, TTTTTHHHHH, and THTHHTHTTH (T = Tails; H = Heads). What is the difference between the theoretical and experimental probabilities
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A proper unbiased coin was tossed 10 times for 3 trials, giving TTHHTHTTHH, TTTTTHHHHH, and THTHHTHTTH (T = Tails; H = Heads). What is the difference between the theoretical and experimental probabilities of getting heads?

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In the theoretical probability if you toss the coin 1 time or 1000 times the probability of getting a Head = probability of getting a Tale = 1/2
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