In the last question even heads and tails are taken care but what happens to the cases where tail is more than the head. Reply
That would be the remaining part! There are three cases, one where heads and tails are equal. Remove that case and the remaining two cases are equally like and hence share half the remaining probability. Think about it! regards J Reply
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In the last question even heads and tails are taken care but what happens to the cases where tail is more than the head.
That would be the remaining part! There are three cases, one where heads and tails are equal. Remove that case and the remaining two cases are equally like and hence share half the remaining probability. Think about it!
regards
J