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You flip a fair coin 25 times in the air. what is the relative frequency with which the coin will land on tails 12 of those times?

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For the given experiment, the relative frequency of getting tails is:

R = (12/25)*100% =48%

How to get the relative frequency?

If we perform an experiment N times, and out of these N times, K times we get a given outcome (Where K is a number equal to or smaller than N).

The relative frequency of that particular outcome is given by the quotient between the number of times that we got that outcome and the total number of times that the experiment was performed.

In this case, the experiment is performed 25 times, and 12 times we get tails, then the relative frequency for getting tails is:

R = 12/25

If we want to write it in percentage form, then we get:

R = (12/25)*100% =48%

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