### Fair vs Unfair Coin:**a.** Consider a coin with the probability of head \( p = 0.3 \). Provide an estimate for the probability that after 1000 flipping of this coin we observe between 250 and 350 heads.**b.** Repeat the above part for a fair coin with the probability of head \( p = 0.5 \), i.e., provide an estimate for the probability that after 1000 flipping of this coin we observe between 250 and 350 heads.**c.** If a third party mixes the two coins, how can you distinguish between the two coins?

Here unfair and fair coin flipped and both have different probability of head

Answered: X Consider a coin with the probability…

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