Coin flip experiment: Use random.uniform) to generate output [Heads, Tail of a coin flip experiment. Estimate the probability of heads in a fair coin flip by generating a lot of instances of experiment. Estimate the probability of heads in a biased coin flip with a bias of 0.8, and find the number of heads and tails in a random experiment. Plot/Display estimate as a function of number of experiments (n) and argue how do you decide how many times you need to repeat the experiment to get a good estimate.

Coin flip experiment: Use random.uniform) to generate output [Heads, Tail of a coin flip experiment. Estimate the probability of heads in a fair coin flip by generating a lot of instances of experiment. Estimate the probability of heads in a biased coin flip with a bias of 0.8, and find the number of heads and tails in a random experiment. Plot/Display estimate as a function of number of experiments (n) and argue how do you decide how many times you need to repeat the experiment to get a good estimate.

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

10th Edition

ISBN:9780134753119

Author:Sheldon Ross

Publisher:Sheldon Ross

Chapter1: Combinatorial Analysis

Section: Chapter Questions

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