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When a coin is flipped TWICE, what is the chance of getting a head AND a tail?
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In what terms do you need the answer? Ratio? Percentage? Each time you flip the coin you have a 50/50 chance of a head and a 50/50 chance of a tail....
Probably in ratio terms rather than percentage.
the first time you flip the coin, you have a 50% chance, or 1/2. The next flip you have a 50% chance again, so another 1/2 \(\sf\dfrac{1}2*\dfrac{1}2=\dfrac{1}4\) (or 25%)
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