Question

if you were to look at someone else's simulation, would you expect the results for 10 flips to be about the same as yours?No because there is more variation in a smaller number of flipsYes because there is less variation in a smaller number of flips Yes because there is a pattern in the short run

Answer 1

Explanation:

No, because there is more variation in a smaller number of flips. In a small number of flips, there is a greater chance that the results will be influenced by chance or random variation, and so the results are more likely to differ from one simulation to another. As the number of flips increases, the influence of random variation decreases and the results become more predictable and consistent across multiple simulations.