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With a coin that has heads on both sides , the probability of tossing heads is 1 ,
and the probability of tossing tails is 0. With a normal coin , the chance of tossing
heads is 1/2 , and the chance of tossing tails is 1/2 . The probability of drawing
the ...
With a coin that has heads on both sides , the probability of tossing heads is 1 ,
and the probability of tossing tails is 0. With a normal coin , the chance of tossing
heads is 1/2 , and the chance of tossing tails is 1/2 . The probability of drawing
the ...
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Tossing a coin illustrates an important lesson about probability . For every toss ,
the probability of heads is 1/2 . The outcome of any particular toss is unaffected
by what has happened on previous trials . We refer to phenomena such as coin ...
Tossing a coin illustrates an important lesson about probability . For every toss ,
the probability of heads is 1/2 . The outcome of any particular toss is unaffected
by what has happened on previous trials . We refer to phenomena such as coin ...
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... carrying both dominant alleles for seed shape ( RR ) is 1/4 . Figure 14.9 ( from
page 259 ) Segregation of alleles and fertilization as chance events . When a
heterozygote ( Rr ) forms gametes , segregation of alleles is like the toss of a coin
.
... carrying both dominant alleles for seed shape ( RR ) is 1/4 . Figure 14.9 ( from
page 259 ) Segregation of alleles and fertilization as chance events . When a
heterozygote ( Rr ) forms gametes , segregation of alleles is like the toss of a coin
.
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