Use a coin to simulate 100 births: Flip the coin 100 times, recording the results after every10
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Use a coin to simulate 100 births: Flip the coin 100 times, recording the results after every10 toss, and then convert the outcomes to genders of babies(tail = boy and head = girl). Use the results to fill in the following table. What happens to the proportion of girls as the sample size increases? How does this illustrate the law of large numbers?
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