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You can only see the result of the flips, you can't examine the coin. Yes, it comes down to estimating the probability of having a biased coin given that you ha
by crntaylor 13y ago
You can only see the result of the flips, you can't examine the coin. Yes, it comes down to estimating the probability of having a biased coin given that you have seen it come up heads ten times in a row.