Comment Comment by susam And for people who like equations, here is my attempt at explaining it.Assume each flip is independent and the bias remains same in each flip.Let P(H) = p, P(T) = 1 - p. Then P(HH) = p^2, P(HT) = p(1 - p), P(TH) = (1 - p)p, P(TT) = (1 - p)^2. Therefore P(HT or TH) = 2p(1 - p). Now calculate P(HT | HT or TH) = p(1 - p) / (2p(1 - p)) = 1/2, P(TH | HT or TH) = (1 - p)p / (2p(1 - p)) = 1/2. parent susam 5 months ago
Assume each flip is independent and the bias remains same in each flip.
Let
Then Therefore Now calculate