Mathematics, 03.12.2019 08:31 youdontknowme8989

John uses a random number generator to simulate the results of a coin toss. he assigns the number 0 to heads and the number 1 to tails. if 600 numbers are generated, how many heads can he expect?
a.100
b.200
c.50
d.300

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