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You flip a coin and get tails 35 out of 70 times. What is the experimental probability of flipping tails the next time around?

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25%
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50%
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75%
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35%
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Solution

The correct option is B 50%
Given:
A coin is flipped 70 times.
Tail is obtained 35 times.

The experimental probability P(T) of flipping tails is given as:

Number of favorable outcomes = Number of times Tail is obtained =35

Total number of outcomes = Number of times the coin is flipped =70


P(T)=Number of times Tail is obtainedNumber of times the coin is flipped

P(T)=3570

P(T)=12

As we know that 12 is equal to 50%, the experimental probability of flipping tails the next time around is 50%.

Therefore, option (b.) is the correct answer.

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