Give brief (one-sentence) explanations for your answers to the following. 1. If

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Give brief (one-sentence) explanations for your answers to the following. 1. If you flip a fair coin (i.e., a coin with .5 probability of landing heads) twice, are yougurate one head and one tail? are you guaranteed to get fair coin five times and happen to get all heads, are you more likely to get a tail on the next re you more likely to get all heads from flipping a fair coin: if you flip a fair coin twice 207i firconie times ad hapeu more iel to gctatal Hinz flip? 3. In which case a or if you flip a fair coin ten times? 4. In which case is it more likely for the proportion of heads to be close to one-half if you flip a fair coin twice or if you flip a fair coin 200 times? 5. Suppose that you repeat a random process with two possible outcomes (such as flipping a coin and observing whether it lands heads or tails, or tossing a thumbtack and seeing whether it lands up or down, or playing a game of solitaire and seeing whether you win or lose) a large number of times. Is it always legitimate to say that the proportion of times that any one particular outcome occurs will be very close to one-half? Explain u n ip a ma o nd to be clo to onlt if you fip a air eodn

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yes it is always a legitimate to say that the proportion of times that any one particular outcomes will be very close to one -half s there are two possible outcomes and if it is a fair experiment either coin flipping , game of solitaire etc the probability of happening is 1 / 2. if it is a biased then we dont have one half for any outcome.

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