If a coin is tossed 1000 times, we would expect approximately 500 of the outcomes to be heads. It can be demonstrated that a coin is unfair if h, the number of h- 500 outcomes that results in heads, satisfies 21.305. Describe the number of outcomes that result in heads that determine an unfair coin that is tossed 1000 50 times. ... Choose the correct interpretation below. O A. If the number of outcomes that result in heads is between 435 and 565, then the coin is unfair. O B. If the number of outcomes that result in heads is between 434 and 566, then the coin is unfair. O C. If the number of outcomes that result in heads is 435 or less or 565 or more, then the coin is unfair. O D. If the number of outcomes that result in heads is 434 or less or 566 or more, then the coin is unfair.

If a coin is tossed 1000 times, we would expect approximately 500 of the outcomes to be heads. It can be demonstrated that a coin is unfair if h, the number of h- 500 outcomes that results in heads, satisfies 21.305. Describe the number of outcomes that result in heads that determine an unfair coin that is tossed 1000 50 times. ... Choose the correct interpretation below. O A. If the number of outcomes that result in heads is between 435 and 565, then the coin is unfair. O B. If the number of outcomes that result in heads is between 434 and 566, then the coin is unfair. O C. If the number of outcomes that result in heads is 435 or less or 565 or more, then the coin is unfair. O D. If the number of outcomes that result in heads is 434 or less or 566 or more, then the coin is unfair.

College Algebra

7th Edition

ISBN:9781305115545

Author:James Stewart, Lothar Redlin, Saleem Watson

Publisher:James Stewart, Lothar Redlin, Saleem Watson

Chapter9: Counting And Probability

Section: Chapter Questions

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