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You flip 11 fair coins. Amazingly, the first 10 flips all comes up heads. What is the probability that the final flip will be a head too?
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|dw:1337749225555:dw| if you want all 11 flips to be heads
so you think the question is asking about all 11 coins in total, not about the single flip?
no the question is the way it is i'm just stating the probationary of all flips being heads
There is a 50/50 chance of a head on the final flip, (P(head) = 0.5, the reason being that it is given that the coin is fair.
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