Fair Coins and Life’s Chance of Winners and Losers
In "Fair Coins and Life's Chance of Winners and Losers" Paulos explained that when comparing coins there is a fifty percent chance of either getting a tail or a head. However, if one begins an experiment of flipping a coin a hundred times, the outcome may not always come out to be fifty to fifty. One may flip the coin and receive an outcome of ninety-two heads to eight tails. In concluding, this means that our outcome in an experiment will not always be fifty percent.
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