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OpenStudy (anonymous):

Jennifer flipped a pair of coins 60 times. On 24 occasions, heads appeared on both coins. How is this outcome different from the expected outcome? (1 point) It occurred 6 fewer times than expected. It occurred 4 more times than expected. It occurred 9 more times than expected. It occurred 4 fewer times than expected.

OpenStudy (perl):

since for each toss the probability is 0.5 for getting a head, we expect there to be 60*.5= 30 heads in 60 tosses, so there are 6 fewer than expected

OpenStudy (anonymous):

Your awesome

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