Emma is flipping a coin to determine the probability of a coin landing on heads. She does two trials. Both come up as heads. She reports the probability as heads she reports the probability as 100%

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Emma is flipping a coin to determine the probability of a coin landing on heads. She does two trials. Both come up as heads. She reports the probability as heads she reports the probability as 100%

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The probability of landing on head is given as: P(A) = Favorable outcomes / Total number of outcomes = 1/2.

Ramy Ben Aroya answered Mar 21, 2023

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