1. Before you toss the coin, use theoretical probability to determine the probability of the coin landing heads up and the probability of the coin landing heads down. P(H) = = P(T) =

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TimSparrow asked Apr 8, 2023

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1. Before you toss the coin, use theoretical probability to determine the probability of

the coin landing heads up and the probability of the coin landing heads down.
P(H) =
=
P(T) =

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The probabilities are both one-half.

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