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by martindbp
1047 days ago
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Of course you don't add probabilities, but for small probabilities it's an ok estimate. The chance of getting a single heads in N coin flips is one minus the probability of always getting tails, so 1-P(tails)^N. If P(heads) and N are small (e.g 0.1 and N=2), adding the probabilities is a perfectly reasonable estimate, just plug in the numbers and check for yourself. |
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