Many myths persist about how prior events affect the chances of future events.
Philip Tails flips a coin 19 times and gets tails every time. He thinks that on his 20th flip he will have a better chance of getting heads because of what happened on the first 19 flips. Is Philip correct? Explain why or why not.
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