unkown77
unkown77
11-02-2018
Mathematics
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Don't know how to start on this problem.
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kadenli223
kadenli223
13-02-2018
the answer is no. this is because if you toss a coin two times the probability of landing on heads twice is 1/4. if it doesn't land on tails twice it can land on heads once and tails once. this means there are more possibility and cannot be the same
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