Thread: Fair Coin Probabilities

2)We toss a fair coin.Below 'H' denotes heads and 'T' denotes tails.What is the probability that:

a)We get HHT in the first three tosses?

b)We get two H and a T (in any order) in three tosses?

c)We get all H in the first n tosses?

d)We get HT in the 12nd and 13th tosses,respectively,if we toss the coin 15 times?

e)We get the squence HTTH eventually (i.e if we toss the coin infinitely many times)?

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Originally Posted by berkan

1)lndicate whether the following statements are true or false:

a)lt can not proved mathematically that 2+2=4

b)It can be proved that there is no paradox in mathematics.(give an example)

c)Hilbert proved that thereis a statement in matematics whicah is true but can not be proved

d) Gödel proved that there is a statement in mathematics which can neither be proved nor pisproved


2)We toss a fair coin.Below 'H' denotes heads and 'T' denotes tails.What is the probability that:

a)We get HHT in the first three tosses?

b)We get two H and a T (in any order) in three tosses?

c)We get all H in the first n tosses?

d)We get HT in the 12nd and 13th tosses,respectively,if we toss the coin 15 times?

e)We get the squence HTTH eventually (i.e if we toss the coin infinitely many times)?



3)What was the set that Russell used to show that there was a paradox in mathematics?

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Too many questions, too little self work shown. What have you done and where're you stuck?

Tonio

hi sir
tomorrow I will have an exam .I finished 10 questions which my tutor gave me.But I couldnt do the others (9-10 questions).if you can do,I am really happy sir until tonight.

thank you again

Originally Posted by berkan

hi sir
tomorrow I will have an exam .I finished 10 questions which my tutor gave me.But I couldnt do the others (9-10 questions).if you can do,I am really happy sir until tonight.

thank you again

You need to show your work and say where you are stuck. And surely it is the responsibility of your tutor to provide solutions to the work s/he gives you ....