Rachel has tossed a fair coin ten times. It landed heads up every time. Is this LIKELY?

This is not likely

Explanation:

When Rachel tossed a fair coin ten times, it is not likely she gets heads every time. This is because on a coin there is an head and a tail.

There is an equal chance of obtaining a tail and an head. i.e there is 1/2 chance of obtaining 10 heads and 1/2 chance of obtaining 10 tails.

Hence, the probability of getting heads after tossing the fair coin 10 times

= 1/2¹⁰ = 1/ 1024

This means Rachel would have to carry out a large amount of trials and the calculation above shows that only 1 trial would succeed out of 1024 trials would give Rachel, heads every time she tossed the fair coin 10 times.

the answer is a

step-by-step explanation:

because if you put 1 in to the square root of x it equals 300.

square root

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