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14-09-2017
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Suppose you have two coins. what is the probability of both of your coins landing on heads

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14-09-2017

The probability of one coin landing on heads is 50%. To get the probability of both landing on heads, you multiply .5 by .5, and you get 0.25, or 25%.

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