According to Binomial probability distribution, if a coin is
randomly tossed N times, then, the probability of getting n heads
is given by
where,
And so, we have
b)
Let say, if the coin is tossed N times, then, the number of heads
is n. And so, if the gain value for head is a and lose value for
tail is b, then, the net gain is
So, the expectation value of this is
where, P(n) is given by
So, we have
And
where, n = m + 1 .
So, we get
average gain per toss is therefore
As q = 1 - p.
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