Mathematics, 11.04.2020 01:31 blackoak6473
Each of three friends flips a coin 73 times. The results for each friend are shown in the tables. Find
the relative frequency for the event "heads" for each friend. If the friends combine their results to get
131 heads and 88 tails, what is the relative frequency for the event "heads"? Use pencil and paper,
Suppose each friend flips a coin 730 times. Is there a value you would expect the relative frequency
for the event "heads" to be close to?
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