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An unbiased coin is tossed 300 times. How many heads should you expect to obtain?
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It is always a 50% chance that you will get a head or tails. The more times you flip the coin, the closer you get to exactly 50%. Since this coin was flipped 300 times, it will land heads 150 times. Exactly half.
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