You have prepared a coin flipping simulation. In your simulation, a value of less than 0.5 is designated as "Heads". Your simulation generates the following random numbers: 0.553, 0.268, 0.916, 0.588, 0.237, 0.881, 0.067, 0.817, 0.877, 0.426. (Do not round intermediate calculations.) How many trials ended in the result "Heads"? Heads

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You have prepared a coin flipping simulation. In your simulation, a value of less than 0.5 is designated as "Heads". Your simulation
generates the following random numbers:
0.553, 0.268, 0.916, 0.588, 0.237, 0.881, 0.067, 0.817, 0.877, 0.426. (Do not round intermediate calculations.)
How many trials ended in the result "Heads"?
Heads
How many trials ended in the result "Tails"?
Tails
Transcribed Image Text:Saved roctoring Enabled: Chapter 12 Computer Simulation: Bas... A 1 You have prepared a coin flipping simulation. In your simulation, a value of less than 0.5 is designated as "Heads". Your simulation generates the following random numbers: 0.553, 0.268, 0.916, 0.588, 0.237, 0.881, 0.067, 0.817, 0.877, 0.426. (Do not round intermediate calculations.) How many trials ended in the result "Heads"? Heads How many trials ended in the result "Tails"? Tails
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