If landing of a coin on one side is just as likely as landing on the other side, the coin must be

Baised

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Fair or Unbaised

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Unfair

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None of the above

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The correct option is B Fair or Unbaised
When a fair/unbaised coin is tossed, there is an equal chance of landing either side up.

As an example, if a fair coin is tossed once, there is an equal chance of landing heads or tails up.

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If landing of a coin on one side is just as likely as landing on the other side, the coin must be

The correct option is B Fair or UnbaisedWhen a fair/unbaised coin is tossed, there is an equal chance of landing either side up. As an example, if a fair coin is tossed once, there is an equal chance of landing heads or tails up.

The correct option is B Fair or Unbaised
When a fair/unbaised coin is tossed, there is an equal chance of landing either side up.

As an example, if a fair coin is tossed once, there is an equal chance of landing heads or tails up.