Suppose the Random Selection of Letters were repeated. Do you think that the ratios would be the same? Explain.

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A probability p that an experiment will result in outcome A, then if we repeat this ... each integer has the same probability of being chosen. ... computer toss a coin, we can ask it to pick a random real number in the ... The famous letters between Pas- ..... for four tosses, and see if you think that these probabilities are, in fact, the.

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