Probability Distribution Table - Intro with tossing a coin 3 times

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Title	:	Probability Distribution Table - Intro with tossing a coin 3 times
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Is there another method? What if there are 10 flips it would take so much of our time
Comment from : blo

Thank you
Comment from : Maviequotidienne

You are better than my trainer
Comment from : Shobha poojari

where is the answer
Comment from : Glyza Tiffany Gonzales

What will be the possible outcome if you repeat it several times? Answer me huhu
Comment from : Zin Rie

why not make 4 coins about this? pls
Comment from : shuandot

Thank you
Comment from : Wendy Mutawu

Hello sir where did you get 1 to 1 /8
Comment from : CHRISTIAN PESCADERO

Thank you so much 🙇🏿‍♂️
Comment from : Ugly Bastard

Tossing a fair coin three times Define x is the number of heads obtained What is the probability of obtaining more than tails?brbrJust a question Please explain the answer thanks
Comment from : Fourth Tune

For me, this was the best presentation of probability distribution related to mutually exclusive events! My assigned eBook offered a sparse explanation with unrelatable examples Thank you so much for sharing this helpful video!
Comment from : MyteeBumbleBee

I hope you understand how helpful this is I was really having a moment there before watching this video
Comment from : Justin Donaldson

fo u have the mean distribution and also to compute for the variance and standard deviation of the distribution?
Comment from : Jayvee Lanticse

what if you have 12 tries to flip how would you know all the patterns ?
Comment from : Drugen Melon

Cheers mate
Comment from : A Adam

Very helpful Thanks!
Comment from : Saso Saso

God bless you‼️‼️
Comment from : Oreofeoluwa Ajayi

Thank You :)
Comment from : Pedro

How would you calculate the probability of getting three heads in a row?
Comment from : thresh hold

my teacher wants us to make ten branches of these pray for me😩
Comment from : ruby

6:11 You got it wrong It should be 4/8 ie 1/2
Comment from : Whispers of Veracity

Why it is 1/2???
Comment from : Dianne Sanchez

Hi, question Why does it matter if it's HTH or HHT (ie, why does order matter in this example)? Thanks
Comment from : Jenny Godman

Thanks so much i understand so clearly know a million times thank tou
Comment from : Rudy Salaiz

Good
Comment from : zhen wu huan

I knew gavin was right!
Comment from : JavierG

O Valley of plenty!!!
Comment from : UnknownCorey

thank you sensai
Comment from : Bobby Harris

Very clear! Thank you so much
Comment from : Marta B

find the probability of getting two head and one tails while tossing coin three times by tree diagram?
Comment from : Manish Karki

Finally, somebody explains it effectively thanks a lot!
Comment from : Prokash Chandro

What a amazing idea
Comment from : Sargam Music Channel

Thank you one million times You just clear this confusion of a fair coin distribution after so long in school I simply understand it now
Comment from : Mercy Strength

Thank you, made me understand the concept of probability better :)
Comment from : dkd0m

Could not be made simpler in order to be understood
Comment from : john bingham

Sir please brSee herebrbrbrA fair die is tossed eight times Probability that on the eight throw a third six is observed is
Comment from : Aashish Sah

life saver!
Comment from : Tobi Kuti

your the best
Comment from : Natalia Andreas

thanks sir, clear and easy to understand
Comment from : xa xa

freaking life saver!!! the way you explain it, an elementary school student would understand
Comment from : Spectator

you're great sir 😊😊
Comment from : Akshay Suresh

It really saves timebrThanku sir
Comment from : Nida Gojwari

Thanks this helps me a lot for my school
Comment from : Rossana Bonayon

What a way
Comment from : gaganvir singh

If I flipped the coin and the result for example (H,H,T,H), now what is the probability to get the same result if I flipped again?
Comment from : Mai Arbad

Thanks so much I've been looking for an easy way to explain this to my upper primary class Most posts are far too confusing but this is perfect Thanks!
Comment from : Harper Lestrange

what is the sample space for 10 coins tossed together??
Comment from : Yash Arora

Very helpful math blesses you
Comment from : Loki X

God bless you, mate!
Comment from : thedavid00100

i TOTALLY get it now! thanks so much!
Comment from : -MissM

Thanks bud, very helpful!
Comment from : Michael Regan

worth my time
Comment from : Saili Bhattacharjee

wasted my time
Comment from : Mohamed Jama

Hi Brian My confusion with this topic Lets say you pulled a random person into the room who was unaware of the fact that the coin has been tossed and landed heads twice previously If you ask this person what the probability of getting a head is on the third toss, he will say 1/2 But your tree has shown that the chance of the third head is 1/8 How can one ever be certain of the probability of any toss?
Comment from : Tom M