https://sciencing.com/probability-problems-involving-coin-flip-4745644.html
This is Article 1 in a series of stand-alone articles on basic probability. A common topic in introductory probability is solving problems involving coin flips.
Here is the final model of question discussed in this article: "A fair coin is flipped 20 17 times in a row.
That is one divided by two or one-half (0.5), then raised to the 17th power. (0.000007629394531250000)
Great math problem for the home-schoolers. Again, thanks for the post.
Tip of iceburg?
ChuckGrassley
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FISA report shows Steele dossier built on lies&rumor Graham/Grassley crim referral of Steele Jan 2018 looks like tip of iceberg compared 2details exposed by IG re politically motivated Steele dossier. FBI fed FISA court a bunch of hogwash knowing Steele dossier had NO credibility