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Jill has two dimes she is going to use to perform a probability experiment. What is the theoretical probability that at least one of the two coins will turn up heads? 75% 50%

Jill has two dimes she is going to use to perform a probability experiment. What is the theoretical probability that at least one of the two coins will turn up heads? 75% 50%
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Jill has two dimes she is going to use to perform a probability experiment. What is the theoretical probability that at least one of the two coins will turn up

heads?

75%

50%

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User Rahmouni Rabii
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Answer: 50%
A dime has two sides with a 50% chance of landing on either one.
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User Ddruganov
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Answer:

50%

Explanation:

its a 50/50 chance on it landing either heads or tails

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User Tivac
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