Joe flips the disc shown below 15 times:

A disc with two layers is shown. The top layer is shaded in a darker shade of gray, and the lower section of the disc is white.

What is the probability that the 16th flip will result in the disc landing white side up?

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Mathematics

Messiah Fernandez

19 February, 12:26

Joe flips the disc shown below 15 times:

A disc with two layers is shown. The top layer is shaded in a darker shade of gray, and the lower section of the disc is white.

What is the probability that the 16th flip will result in the disc landing white side up?

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Abigayle Holmes · Answer 1

Whatever the number of times you flip the disc, as long as the disc has uniformly distributed mass throughout the body, then

The probability will always be 50%

Brenden Ray · Answer 2

Brenden Ray 19 February, 15:58

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It will de a 50 50 % chance

Joe flips the disc shown below 15 times:A disc with two layers is shown. The top layer is shaded in a darker shade of gray, and the lower section of the disc is white.What is the probability that the 16th flip will result in the disc landing white side up?

Joe flips the disc shown below 15 times:

A disc with two layers is shown. The top layer is shaded in a darker shade of gray, and the lower section of the disc is white.

What is the probability that the 16th flip will result in the disc landing white side up?