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Penny percent. Suppose you flip a coin 100 times, with 53 tosses landing heads up. What percentage of the tosses would be heads? What percentage would be tails?
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Penny percent. Suppose you flip a coin 100 times, with 53 tosses landing heads up. What percentage of the tosses would be heads? What percentage would be tails?
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Heads: 53% Tails: 47%
Heads: 53 divided by 100 = 0.53 times 100(to make a percentage)= 53%
Tails:100 - 53 = 47 divided by 100= 0.47 times 100 = 47%
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percentage of heads
= 53/100 x 100
=53%
percentage of tails
= 100-53
=47
=47/100 x100
= 47%
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