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A student is flipping a fair coin. His first 2 slips landed on heads while his next 3 flips landed on tails. Based on his experiment, how many times should he expect the coin to land on tails if he flips
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A student is flipping a fair coin. His first 2 slips landed on heads while his next 3 flips landed on tails. Based on his experiment, how many times should he expect the coin to land on tails if he flips the coin another 20 times?

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15 times on tails and 5 times on heads

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