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Do you know how to solve this? I tried and got 15/16

Do you know how to solve this? I tried and got 15/16-example-1

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Answer:

15:1

Explanation:

When a coin is tossed once, there are two probable outcome: a heads or a tail.

Now, when the coin is tossed four times, the total number of outcomes will be:


2^4=16

• The outcome of obtaining ,heads all 4 times ,= 1

,

• The number ofunfavourable outcomes = 16-1 = 15

The odds against an event is calculated using the formula below.


\frac{\text{Number of Unfavourable Outcomes}}{\text{Number of favourable Outcomes}}=(15)/(1)=15\colon1

The odds against obtaining heads all 4 times is 15:1.

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