You toss a coin four times. the first, second and third toss are heads. what's the probability of the fourth toss also being heads?

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Gideon Montes

4 May, 07:59

You toss a coin four times. the first, second and third toss are heads. what's the probability of the fourth toss also being heads?

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Gustavo Herrera · Answer 1

If the coin is a fair one, then the probability of each toss being heads is 0.5 or 50%. If the coin is not fair, then more information is needed to answer the question.

America · Answer 2

They are independent, so it will be 50%.