Mathematics, 17.12.2019 22:31, gabby640

Here are the records of two different sequences (a, b ) of a coin tossed eight times. a: t h h h h h h h b: h t t h t h h t if you know for sure that the coin is fair, are these two sequences equally probable outcomes or, if they are not, which sequences is more probable than the other? "

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