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11/29/2014 1:26:22 AM
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Its not saying its impossible, its saying there is a chance of less than 1% chance of it occuring randomly.
Getting 10 heads in a row is 1/1024 so aproximatly 0.098% so again not a very likley scenario unless the coin is weighted in some way.....
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That unlikely event happens all the time. Stop acting like the odds change. It's 50% each coin flip. The last coin flip does not influence the next. You can't just raise a percentage to a power because you feel like it.
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Yes the probability of tossing a coin will always be 1/2 but that is because the sample space only consists of a head and a tail. When you toss two coins or toss one coin twice you increase the sample space you can now get either hh ht th or tt so thr probability of two heads is less (1/4) this increases exponentially if you were to toss 10 coins... It's not increasing the probability its increasing the sample space
