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A coin is flipped 1,000 times. It lands on heads 491 times and tails 509 times. What is the empirical probability of getting tails on this coin?

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User Rtist
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Answer:

0.509 so basically %50

Explanation:

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User Cwhiii
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Answer:

The empirical probability of getting tails on this coin is .509

Explanation:

We have given that

A coin is flipped 1,000 times.

hence, Total numbers of times coin flipped = 1,000

Coin lands on heads 491 times and tails 509 times.

We have to find the empirical probability of getting tails on this coin.

Hence, number of times getting tails = 509

The formula to find empirical probability is:

empirical probability = number of times an event occurs / total number of times experiment performed

Putting values in above formula , we have

The empirical probability of getting tails on this coin = 509 / 1000

The empirical probability of getting tails on this coin = .509

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