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It is an entirely different question.  The ratios are different so it cannot be solved the same way

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It is an entirely different question.  The ratios are different so it cannot be solved the same way

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because the odds are different

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Because it's an and questiok

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i like turtles

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it's not 50/50 like the boy girl problem

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There is a 70% chance of landing on heads in the Uncle Bilbo example, while the boy/girl example has a 50% chance of being either each time, so the odds are skewed. You can't just take a fraction of the whole

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It's because the odds for heads and tails are not 50/50 but instead 70/30

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The Girl/boy one is only asking about the probability of getting two girls but the heads/tails one is asking about getting two heads AND two tails.

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This is because the chances of the coin landing on heads is 70% so we have to include the odd percentage with our math. There is a 50% chance of either having a boy or girl.

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The fact that there is tails

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26.46% of the time Bilbo flips 4 coins he will end up with 2 heads and 2 tails.

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Oh because the odds are not fifty fifty here

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Oh because the odds are not fifty fifty here

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There is a 73.54% chance Bilbo would flip a three of a kind or a four of a kind. 

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There is a 73.54% chance Bilbo would flip a three of a kind or a four of a kind. 