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Amir and Marvin each flip a coin 200 times. How do you expect Amir's results and Marvin's results to compare? How will their results compare with expected results based on theoretical probability?
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Amir and Marvin each flip a coin 200 times. How do you expect Amir's results and Marvin's results to compare? How will their results compare with expected results based on theoretical probability?

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The theoretical probability would be 50% heads and 50% tails or 100 each.

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