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You claim to have a magic coin that will land on heads whenever you want. Your friend dares you to prove it by tossing 4 heads in a row. Assuming the coin is fair, what is the probability that your magic will fail? 50% 62.5% 75% 93.75%
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What do you think the answer is?
im not really sure
what is the probability you get four heads in a row?
Ok, well, if the coin is fair, there must be a head on 1 side and tails on the other side, right?
right
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What do you think going of of that info?
if its half,it would be like a 50% chance right??
Correct! Do you thinkk that that is the corret answer?
yes
ok, go with your gut...or head!
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