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In 2000 tosses of a coin, the number of heads was 60 more than the number of tails.
Find the empirical probability of getting a head. Give your answer as a decimal.

Class 9Probability of an EventStatistics
  • A0.515
  • B1.03
  • C1.015
  • D0.015

Step-by-Step Solution

Heads + Tails = 2000 and Heads - Tails = 60. So Heads = . P(head) = .
Answer: A) 0.515

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