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Suppose you flip a coin five times. What is the probability of obtaining five tails in a row assuming the coin is​ fair?.

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The probability of obtaining five tails in a row assuming the coin is​ fair is 1/32.

A person will have to do 5 coin tosses which means,

No. of total observations  = 25

Required outcome → 5 Heads { T , T , T , T , T }

This outcome  can occur only once so required outcome will be 1

Thus, required outcome  =1

Probability (5 Tails) = 1 / 2⁵ = 1 / 32

Hence , the probability of obtaining five tails in a row assuming the coin is​ fair is 1/32.

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