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13 August, 21:24

Flip the coin below. Suppose that you win a prize if it comes up heads. What is p, the probability of success? What is 1 - p, the probability of failure?

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  1. 14 August, 00:03
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    "p," the probability of success, is the chance of winning a prize. This is equal to 50% (1/2).

    1 - p, the probability of failure, is the chance of not winning or losing a prize. This is equal to 50$ (1 - 0.5).

    Step-by-step explanation:

    When an outcome is obtained from two events, the probability of the outcome happening is 50% (1/2).

    On the other hand, the probability of the intended outcome not happening is the difference between 1 and the probability of obtaining the outcome from the two events. This is statistically expressed as 1 - p.
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