You Flip a Coin 10 Times in a Row

question 6

Multiple Choice

You flip a coin 10 times in a row. Every single time it comes up heads. On the 11th flip, is it more likely to be heads, tails, or are heads and tails equally likely? If you are a hot hand player, you will answer ____.

• A)heads
• B)tails
• C)heads and tails are equally likely
• D)that you need time to think it over

Construct and interpret frequency distribution tables, pie charts, and bar charts.

Identify whether two nominal variables are related or not based on different analytical methods.

Use Excel for creating cross-classification tables and graphical representations to explore relationships between variables.

Understand the utility of comparing relative frequencies, pie charts, and bar charts in analyzing nominal data.