Many people tend to believe that if a coin has come up heads ten times in a row, it’s more likely to come up tails next time. However, if it’s a fair coin, the probability for heads or tails remains the same for each toss. This is known as Gambler’s Fallacy, because it’s an assumption often done by people gambling.

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Uniform Distribution

Probability of Uniform Distribution

Sum of the Probabilities

Outcome, Sample Space and Event

Union

Intersection

Venn Diagram

Complementary Events

Probability Complementary Event

Disjoint Events

Single Trial

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