The probability that you can get N heads in a row would be:
Let <span>p</span> be the probability of flipping a heads. Let <span>x</span> be number of flips needed to achieve <span>h </span>consecutive heads. The solution is <span><span>E(x) = (<span><span>1−<span>p^h) / (</span></span><span><span>p^h</span>(1−p))</span></span></span></span>
This expression may be derived as follows. The probability of being successful immediately is <span><span>p^r.</span></span> However, one might get a tails immediately. In that case, the number of flips needed is <span><span>1+E(x) </span></span>(one flip has been used and we are back to the original position). We might get a heads and then a tails. In this case two flips have been used and we are back to the original position. Continue this up to <span><span>h−1</span></span> heads followed by a tails in which case <span>h</span> flips have been used and we are back to the original position.
Answer:
10x+11y-3w
Step-by-step explanation:
you just have to add the side up and do it by matching up with the values of the variable
When an exponent is outside the parenthesis, you multiply them.
13*19=247
“C” 2^247 is the answer.
I hope this helps!
~kaikers
When you subtract a negative, it changes it to adding a positive.
= -2.5 - (-3.25)
= -2.5 + 3.25
= 0.75
Hope This Helped! Good Luck!
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
5/7x-4/7x=20-14-4
1/7x=2
x=14
