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A coin is flipped 160 times. It landed on heads 82 times and tails 78 times. A different coin is flipped 250 times. It landed on heads 115 times and tails 135 times. What is the empirical probability of
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A coin is flipped 160 times. It landed on heads 82 times and tails 78 times. A different coin is flipped 250 times. It landed on heads 115 times and tails 135 times. What is the empirical probability of flipping a heads on the first coin AND flipping a heads on the second coin

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Answer:

a. first coin heads: 82/160

b. second coin heads: 115/250

a AND b: a x b = 82/160 x 115/250

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if not then im confuzzled

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