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Jonathan is tossing a fair coin 40 times. He records each toss in the table below. What is the difference in the theoretical probability of tossing a head on the coin and the
experimental results Jonathan recorded?


Jonathan is tossing a fair coin 40 times. He records each toss in the table below.

What is the di

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