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Mnenie [13.5K]
4 years ago
5

I NEED HELP ASAP ILL GIVE BRAINLIEST AND 30 points

Mathematics
1 answer:
raketka [301]4 years ago
5 0

The question you are asking is not that really hard. In fact it is really easy.

I will give you my examples for some question.

1. (example) The probability of the two heads shown will be more than the two tails shown\

2. Since I hit 17 / 100 (17%) for the two heads and I hit 11 / 100 (11%) for the two tails, then my (example) theory was correct since I stated that there will be more probability showing two heads than on two tails.

Basically at questions 3 & 4 (and also 5 & 6), it is the same as questions 1 & 2.

In question 1, 3, and 5, you need to state what YOU think will happen before doing the 100 coin flip.

Then in question 2, 4, and 6, you need to sate IF YOUR THEORY WAS CORRECT OR WRONG using the results you have. It does not matter if you are wrong.

I will give you my example for 1 and 2 question.

1. (example) The probability of the two heads shown will be more than the two tails shown

2. Since I hit 17 / 100 (17%) for the two heads and I hit 11 / 100 (11%) for the two tails, then my (example) theory was correct since I stated that there will be more probability showing two heads than on two tails.

Basically at questions 3 & 4 (and also 5 & 6), it is the same as questions 1 & 2.

For question number 7, the answer is because my theory is just a guess before the outcome.

You can vote how good my answer is, I just hoped I helped you clarify your misunderstandings.

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