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What is the probability that heads or tails shows twice in a row exactly once in the ten coin tosses [closed]
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What is the probability that heads or tails shows twice in a row exactly once in the ten coin tosses. I also want to understand the process followed to achieve it.
probability conditional-probability
asked Jan 22 at 2:26
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What is the probability that heads or tails shows twice in a row exactly once in the ten coin tosses. I also want to understand the process followed to achieve it.
probability conditional-probability
asked Jan 22 at 2:26
harihari
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closed as off-topic by RRL, bof, Xander Henderson, Did, José Carlos Santos Jan 22 at 8:32
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Can both the sequences HH and TT appear, or only one of them?
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– saulspatz
Jan 22 at 2:32
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See this. It is not exactly the same but it sounds like you two should work together.
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– John Douma
Jan 22 at 2:36
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Not sure exactly what "heads or tails shows twice in a row exactly once" means. What about TTHHTTHTTT? Heads shows twice in a row exactly once; does that count?
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– bof
Jan 22 at 2:42
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HH or TT. Anything can appear. But both should not appear. It is either HH or TT only once in the sequence
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– hari
Jan 22 at 3:09
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@bof The sequence you posted is not valid. It should be something like HHTHTHTHTH or THTHTHTHTT.
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– hari
Jan 22 at 3:16
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What is the probability that heads or tails shows twice in a row exactly once in the ten coin tosses. I also want to understand the process followed to achieve it.
probability conditional-probability
asked Jan 22 at 2:26
harihari
2
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What is the probability that heads or tails shows twice in a row exactly once in the ten coin tosses. I also want to understand the process followed to achieve it.
probability conditional-probability
probability conditional-probability
asked Jan 22 at 2:26
harihari
2
asked Jan 22 at 2:26
harihari
2
asked Jan 22 at 2:26
harihari
2
asked Jan 22 at 2:26
harihari
2
asked Jan 22 at 2:26
harihari
2
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closed as off-topic by RRL, bof, Xander Henderson, Did, José Carlos Santos Jan 22 at 8:32
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closed as off-topic by RRL, bof, Xander Henderson, Did, José Carlos Santos Jan 22 at 8:32
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Can both the sequences HH and TT appear, or only one of them?
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– saulspatz
Jan 22 at 2:32
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See this. It is not exactly the same but it sounds like you two should work together.
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– John Douma
Jan 22 at 2:36
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Not sure exactly what "heads or tails shows twice in a row exactly once" means. What about TTHHTTHTTT? Heads shows twice in a row exactly once; does that count?
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– bof
Jan 22 at 2:42
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HH or TT. Anything can appear. But both should not appear. It is either HH or TT only once in the sequence
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– hari
Jan 22 at 3:09
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@bof The sequence you posted is not valid. It should be something like HHTHTHTHTH or THTHTHTHTT.
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– hari
Jan 22 at 3:16
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Can both the sequences HH and TT appear, or only one of them?
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– saulspatz
Jan 22 at 2:32
2
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See this. It is not exactly the same but it sounds like you two should work together.
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– John Douma
Jan 22 at 2:36
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Not sure exactly what "heads or tails shows twice in a row exactly once" means. What about TTHHTTHTTT? Heads shows twice in a row exactly once; does that count?
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– bof
Jan 22 at 2:42
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HH or TT. Anything can appear. But both should not appear. It is either HH or TT only once in the sequence
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– hari
Jan 22 at 3:09
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@bof The sequence you posted is not valid. It should be something like HHTHTHTHTH or THTHTHTHTT.
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– hari
Jan 22 at 3:16
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1
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Can both the sequences HH and TT appear, or only one of them?
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– saulspatz
Jan 22 at 2:32
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Can both the sequences HH and TT appear, or only one of them?
$endgroup$
– saulspatz
Jan 22 at 2:32
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2
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See this. It is not exactly the same but it sounds like you two should work together.
$endgroup$
– John Douma
Jan 22 at 2:36
$begingroup$
See this. It is not exactly the same but it sounds like you two should work together.
$endgroup$
– John Douma
Jan 22 at 2:36
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Not sure exactly what "heads or tails shows twice in a row exactly once" means. What about TTHHTTHTTT? Heads shows twice in a row exactly once; does that count?
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– bof
Jan 22 at 2:42
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Not sure exactly what "heads or tails shows twice in a row exactly once" means. What about TTHHTTHTTT? Heads shows twice in a row exactly once; does that count?
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– bof
Jan 22 at 2:42
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HH or TT. Anything can appear. But both should not appear. It is either HH or TT only once in the sequence
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– hari
Jan 22 at 3:09
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HH or TT. Anything can appear. But both should not appear. It is either HH or TT only once in the sequence
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– hari
Jan 22 at 3:09
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@bof The sequence you posted is not valid. It should be something like HHTHTHTHTH or THTHTHTHTT.
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– hari
Jan 22 at 3:16
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@bof The sequence you posted is not valid. It should be something like HHTHTHTHTH or THTHTHTHTT.
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– hari
Jan 22 at 3:16
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Let us denote "Head" by $H$ and "Tail" by $T$. Now, to constract a sequence at first we choose what we want to repeat twice $H$ or $T$. Suppose $H$, then choose the position, here we have $1$st to $9$th place. Other portion can be filled up only in one way, e.g.,
we choose $3$rd place, then the sequence: $HTHHTHTHTH$
answered Jan 22 at 3:03
OfflawOfflaw
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Is this the answer?
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– hari
Jan 22 at 3:11
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No, Its not complete answer, but it is the process to construct the favored sequences.
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– Offlaw
Jan 22 at 3:22
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Let us denote "Head" by $H$ and "Tail" by $T$. Now, to constract a sequence at first we choose what we want to repeat twice $H$ or $T$. Suppose $H$, then choose the position, here we have $1$st to $9$th place. Other portion can be filled up only in one way, e.g.,
we choose $3$rd place, then the sequence: $HTHHTHTHTH$
answered Jan 22 at 3:03
OfflawOfflaw
3189
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Is this the answer?
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– hari
Jan 22 at 3:11
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No, Its not complete answer, but it is the process to construct the favored sequences.
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– Offlaw
Jan 22 at 3:22
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Let us denote "Head" by $H$ and "Tail" by $T$. Now, to constract a sequence at first we choose what we want to repeat twice $H$ or $T$. Suppose $H$, then choose the position, here we have $1$st to $9$th place. Other portion can be filled up only in one way, e.g.,
we choose $3$rd place, then the sequence: $HTHHTHTHTH$
answered Jan 22 at 3:03
OfflawOfflaw
3189
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1
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Is this the answer?
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– hari
Jan 22 at 3:11
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No, Its not complete answer, but it is the process to construct the favored sequences.
$endgroup$
– Offlaw
Jan 22 at 3:22
add a comment |
$begingroup$
Let us denote "Head" by $H$ and "Tail" by $T$. Now, to constract a sequence at first we choose what we want to repeat twice $H$ or $T$. Suppose $H$, then choose the position, here we have $1$st to $9$th place. Other portion can be filled up only in one way, e.g.,
we choose $3$rd place, then the sequence: $HTHHTHTHTH$
answered Jan 22 at 3:03
OfflawOfflaw
3189
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Let us denote "Head" by $H$ and "Tail" by $T$. Now, to constract a sequence at first we choose what we want to repeat twice $H$ or $T$. Suppose $H$, then choose the position, here we have $1$st to $9$th place. Other portion can be filled up only in one way, e.g.,
we choose $3$rd place, then the sequence: $HTHHTHTHTH$
answered Jan 22 at 3:03
OfflawOfflaw
3189
answered Jan 22 at 3:03
OfflawOfflaw
3189
answered Jan 22 at 3:03
OfflawOfflaw
3189
answered Jan 22 at 3:03
OfflawOfflaw
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3189
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Is this the answer?
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– hari
Jan 22 at 3:11
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No, Its not complete answer, but it is the process to construct the favored sequences.
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– Offlaw
Jan 22 at 3:22
add a comment |
1
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Is this the answer?
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– hari
Jan 22 at 3:11
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No, Its not complete answer, but it is the process to construct the favored sequences.
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– Offlaw
Jan 22 at 3:22
1
1
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Is this the answer?
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– hari
Jan 22 at 3:11
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Is this the answer?
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– hari
Jan 22 at 3:11
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No, Its not complete answer, but it is the process to construct the favored sequences.
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– Offlaw
Jan 22 at 3:22
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No, Its not complete answer, but it is the process to construct the favored sequences.
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– Offlaw
Jan 22 at 3:22
add a comment |
1
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Can both the sequences HH and TT appear, or only one of them?
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– saulspatz
Jan 22 at 2:32
2
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See this. It is not exactly the same but it sounds like you two should work together.
$endgroup$
– John Douma
Jan 22 at 2:36
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Not sure exactly what "heads or tails shows twice in a row exactly once" means. What about TTHHTTHTTT? Heads shows twice in a row exactly once; does that count?
$endgroup$
– bof
Jan 22 at 2:42
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HH or TT. Anything can appear. But both should not appear. It is either HH or TT only once in the sequence
$endgroup$
– hari
Jan 22 at 3:09
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@bof The sequence you posted is not valid. It should be something like HHTHTHTHTH or THTHTHTHTT.
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– hari
Jan 22 at 3:16