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The two words economists use most often are
Flipping Three Quarters
A probabilistic experiment involving tossing three quarters and analyzing the outcomes, typically related to studying probability distributions.
Probabilities
Measures the likelihood or chance of various outcomes in a set of circumstances or an experiment.
Probability Mass Function
A mathematical operation that determines the likelihood that a specific discrete random variable matches a particular value exactly.
Outcome
The result or final consequence of a sequence of actions or events.
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