The Belgian Euro coin is known to be biased: it has a probability of 0.56 of...
The Belgian Euro coin is known to be biased: it has a probability of 0.56 of landing on heads when flipped, and a probability of 0.44 of landing on tails. Answer the questions below using the event ‘landing on heads’ as a success, and ‘landing on tails’ as a failure.
1. What is the expected value for heads of flipping the Belgian Euro coin 50 times?
2. What is the standard deviation for flipping the Belgian Euro coin 50 times?
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