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It's not that the P(heads)=P(tails), but rather the coins are identical to each other. Each throw of the coin has the same probability and is independent of oth
by thesteamboat 13y ago
It's not that the P(heads)=P(tails), but rather the coins are identical to each other. Each throw of the coin has the same probability and is independent of other throws of the coin.