Mathematics, 04.05.2021 16:10 Bigman8518

A coin is flipped twice. Let Event 1 be the event where the coin lands on heads on the first toss.
Let Event 2 be the event where the coin lands on heads on the second toss.
Are Events 1 and 2 dependent or independent?

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